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Corsair have been leading the memory market for almost 15 years and their current line-up includes the enthusiast's favourite, DOMINATOR. We spoke with Andy to see what sets them apart...
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Corsair have been leading the memory market for almost 15 years and their current line-up includes the enthusiast's favourite, DOMINATOR. We spoke with Andy to see what sets them apart...
Who the hell is asoooooooooosus ?
I always thought it was pronounced "ace-us"
it is :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sim0n
its his accent. I was thinking he was australian in the first few seconds of the interview but now I'm not sure where hes from :mrgreen:
He is from the UK - but lived in San Francisco bay area for past 12+ years...
Hmm... That's not so much an interview as it is a commercial, now isn't it...
All feedback welcome, but I can tell you that your feeling about the piece is not what we aim for around hereQuote:
Originally Posted by duodecim
There is every chance that we will catch up with Corsair soon...
...what questions would you like us to ask next time ?
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The problem with letting CEOs or marketing people speak freely, is that you often get more of a commercial tone rather than technical information or insight in future markets. I honestly feel this to be more of an info-mercial than a purely factual piece – even though I do believe Corsair to make (or have others make) decent hardware.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrzej
It would be interesting to know about SSD plans and how the economics work behind having not entirely unknown manufacturers like Seasonic produce power supplies under the Corsair brand, often cheaper than under their own brand name. Oh, and how low memory modules can go in price still, and what influences those prices so drastically... Definitely. ;)