GeIL UltraX-XL PC3200 DDR400 CAS 1.5

aipei, Taiwan - May 26, 2005 - GeIL, a world-leading professional memory manufacturer, announced today the release of the extreme low latency version of its UltraX series DDR series, UltraX-XL PC3200 DDR400 CL 1.5-2-2-2.

While maintaining the leading position in advancing DDR2 performance memory modules, GeIL does not leave the DDR modules market behind. The Research and Development team from GeIL has again shown us their unique designing ability by releasing the extreme low latency version of DDR DRAM memory modules. The newest module is able to post at CAS 1.5 where most other competitors of GeIL’s are offering CAS 2 as their lowest CAS latency for their performance memory modules at the rated speed.

“In the lab, our engineers are able to post the newest Ultra-XL DDR 400MHz module at CL 1.5-5-2-2 with 2.5V to 3.6V power consumption on the DFI-SLI-DR motherboard.” Jeff Hsieh, Chief Executive Officer of GeIL said.
“These newly released Extreme Low Latency modules came with GeIL’s latest EVP (Extended Voltage Protection) technology which offers extra peace of mind for hardcore gamers who demand more.”

The UltraX-XL Edition modules can achieve the following specs at its rated speed:

PC3200 400MHz FSB with CAS 1.5-2-2-2 at 2.6V–3.6V

GeIL will be showcasing the UltraX-XL Edition in the upcoming Computex Taipei 2005, largest IT show in Asia, from May 31st, 2005 to June 4th, 2005. Together, GeIL will also be introducing its products in their first Digital Family - DAViD, Digital Audio and Video Intelligent Device.

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