News - Corsair pulls Dominator GT modules amid concerns of faulty Elpida Hyper ICs

[HEXUS]

Corsair has announced it will no longer sell Hyper-based memory modules due to an unacceptable rate of failure.

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[kalniel]

Lucky if they'll be able to sell em afterwards with that kind of bridge burning

[Blademrk]

cheers for that, I've got a 1gb set of Corsair XMS Pros which have recently stopped working - I didn't realise they had a lifetime warrenty, I want to test them in another PC first to make sure they are faulty but it looks like I may be giving their support team a call.

[chis]

Disappointing to see Corsair RAM suffering this kind of thing, haven't yet had any problems with any RAM I've purchased branded as theirs.

[DR]

This is an IC related issue rather than a Corsair issue, I wonder how long other stories take to creep out from other performance manufacturers

Credit where credit is due - they are looking out for the customers.

[badass]

This shows unusually competent management at Corsair. Most managers are so thick that they would happily watch their reputation that took many years and cost a lot in R&D and QC to build flushed down the toilet to save money in the short term.
Evidently Corsair values its reputation more than profits in the short term. How refreshing.

HP - you could learn a lot from Corsair.

[TooNice]

Good move from them.