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Corsair Dominator GTs on sale in Sim Lim Square

Alfred Siew
Last updated: April 28, 2009 at 4:01 PM
Alfred Siew
Published: April 28, 2009
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For those who don’t know what they do, they sure look like a comb. But Corsair’s Dominator GT DDR3 memory modules are the kind of stuff that hardcore PC junkies lust for – and they are actually turning up at Sim Lim Square shop Cybermind.

According to Cybermind’s price list, the top-end 6GB C7 version (TR3X6G2000C7GTF) is going for S$789 (US$526). Interestingly, that’s still cheaper than the US$579 asking price at the Corsair store, which was supposedly the only place to buy these red-tipped babies.

The Dominator GT modules, boasting speeds of up to PC3-16000 and tight latency timings of 7-8-7-20, make overclockers drool at the performance they can squeeze out of their Core i7 rigs. And of course, for most of us who aren’t ready to fork out the cost of a PC for just a set of memory modules, the looks are simply to kill for.

But sexy as they are, these modules are simply too expensive… I’d probably get a $5 spray can and paint my blue Dominators red instead.

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