DOMINATOR® GT is the ultimate performance memory solution within the DOMINATOR® product line. Limited to only extremely high memory speeds, CORSAIR DOMINATOR® GT only uses highly screened IC’s to guarantee performance and over-clockability. Using ultra efficient Dual-path Heat Xchange (DHX) cooling technology, DOMINATOR® GT DDR2 and DDR3 memory modules also ship with the Airflow Fan to maximize heat transfer away from the modules—all the while being stable and reliable. With removable heat sinks, CORSAIR DOMINATOR® GT DDR3 and DDR2 memory modules can even be outfitted with additional upcoming accessories with enhanced features.
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Intel’s new Core i7 has a completely new, onboard memory controller with three memory channels, rather than the two channels supported by most other platforms. This increases memory bandwidth—as long as three matched DDR3 memory modules are installed. To take full advantage of the power of the Intel Core i7 architecture, you’ll want DDR3 memory that’s tuned for peak performance… you’ll want Corsair DDR3 memory.
Click here for our FAQ on the new Core i7 memory architecture.
Whether you are building the ultimate over-clocked system, or an ultra-stable workstation for demanding applications, Corsair has a DDR3 memory solution that is fully tested for compatibility with X58-based motherboards from leading manufacturers like Intel, ASUS and more.
Click here to see our most recent build log of a Core i7 system designed for gaming.
Corsair’s patented Dual-path Heat eXchange (DHX) technology delivers maximum heat dissipation, improving stability and performance, even in the most over-clocked system. When you want all the power you can get, make sure your choice of memory isn’t going to slow you down… choose Corsair DDR3 memory.
With Intel Core i7, you’ve got the highest CPU performance possible—make sure you have the right DDR3 memory configuration. Corsair recommends three matched 2GB DDR3 memory modules, for a total of 6GB of DDR3 system memory.
Click here to see comparison results of the 3GB vs. 6GB DDR3 memory test in the Corsair lab.