After upgrading your system to a dual-core CPU with dual SLi graphics cards, are you still using single-strip memory? The dual-channel concept has been around for years, but now you can achieve twice the data transfer bandwidth and double your computer's performance without spending a lot of money – by simply adding two strips of memory in a single memory module.

Following the evolution of Intel chipsets from the 915 to the latest 945/955 series, memory formats have evolved from the original DDR specification to that of the more advanced DDR-II. One of the main advantages of DDR-II is its 4-bit data prefetch capability, which provides double the data transfer rate of standard DDR modules. DDR-II also includes three other new technologies – OCD, ODT and Post CAS – that vastly improve on DDR's limitations in data transfer and application performance.

World-leading memory maker Kingmax has the most significant vertical integration capabilities in the memory industry, and is the only company in the industry with its own IC packaging facilities. From upstream wafer purchase to the final packaging and testing phase, Kingmax insists on the most rigorous quality standards throughout the entire process. This commitment to quality has garnered wide acclaim for Kingmax memory products throughout the industry.

Seven years ago, Kingmax developed BGA packaging technology and began successfully applying the technology in its SDRAM and DDR products. Kingmax's unique patented technology – TinyBGA packaging – was another breakthrough for the industry. With seven years' accumulated BGA packaging experience and the addition of the US$10 million T5593 testing system and equipment, Kingmax was able to fully master the challenges of BGA packaging and to become a global leader in the DDR-II era. As DDR-II products take firm hold of the global memory market in 2006, the age of DDR-II has finally arrived.

Extreme computer gamers have always sought extreme hardware performance. Kingmax has always been committed to providing consumer with what they are looking for, and today, Kingmax has formally launched dual-memory strip performance at an outstanding value. The new line of Dual-Pack DDR-II memory products from Kingmax spans a wide range of market points, from the DDR533/667 to 800, to completely satisfy different market segments and let you experience real extreme performance.