Journal SPAM: Finally accepted at Slashdot

Journal by Das Capitolin on Wednesday May 14, 2008 @11:29PM

It took fourteen months and 130+ articles before my work was sufficiently interesting enough for the Slashdot crowd. All-in-all, the 200 or more comments were very helpful. I don't get to talk with readers about my projects, and when I do receive a comment after an articles been published they are often very short and carry little depth. So it was refreshing to see so many useful contributions to my work. Looking back, there are things I would have done differently with my article; perhaps i

DDR3 RAM Explained 200

Posted by kdawson on Sunday May 11, 2008 @02:23PM from the faster-and-then-some dept.

Das Capitolin sends us to Benchmark Reviews for an in-depth feature on DDR3 memory that begins: "These are uncertain financial times we live in today, and the rise and fall of our economy has had [a] direct [effect] on consumer spending. It has already been one full year now that DDR3 has been patiently waiting for the enthusiast community to give it proper consideration, yet [its] success is still undermined by misconceptions and high price. Benchmark Reviews has been testing DDR3 more actively than anyone. ... Sadly, it might take an article like this to open the eyes of my fellow hardware enthusiast[s] and overclocker[s], because it seems like DDR3 is the technology nobody wants [badly] enough to learn about. Pity, because overclocking is what it's all about."

Submission + - SPAM: DDR3 RAM: System Memory Technology Explained

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Das Capitolin

on Sunday May 11, 2008 @02:36AM

Das Capitolin writes: "These are uncertain financial times we live in today, and the rise and fall of our economy has had direct affect on consumer spending. It has already been one full year now that DDR3 has been patiently waiting for the enthusiast community to give it proper consideration, yet it's success is still undermined by misconceptions and high price. Benchmark Reviews has been testing DDR3 more actively than anyone, which is why over fifteen different kits fill our System Memory section of reviews. Sadly, it might take an article like this to open the eyes of my fellow hardware enthusiast and overclocker, because it seems like DDR3 is the technology nobody wants bad enough to learn about. Pity, because overclocking is what it's all about."
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