Here is the latest water-feeding top predator from OCZ

The manufacturer unveiled the new product on Monday and specifically targets the most determined overdrivers with it.

The interesting thing about the module is that its clock signal can be up to 1150 MHz, and we can even increase this a lot if we take advantage of the possibilities provided by water cooling. The new technology, used on memories called OCZ FlexXLC, is actually a hybrid solution, as it combines the benefits of air cooling and water cooling, and can be used perfectly without the use of liquid cooling.

The OCZ PC2-9200 FlexXLC modules perform at 1150 MHz with a timing value of 5-5-5-18 and a voltage of 2,35 volts. Naturally, in order for memory to operate stably at this very extreme value, not only did the voltage have to be raised to the skies, but new eight-layer printed circuits had to be used, the cost of production of which was significantly higher than that of their less-layered counterparts. According to factory measurements, even with the installation of water cooling, it is not even possible to reach the 1200 MHz dream limit.