Corsair Dominator PC2-8888:

Corsair's Dominator modules look significantly different to the majority of memory which is available at the time of writing. Whilst the internal parts of the unit still comprise of memory chips connected to a PCB it is the cooling design that has undergone a radical change. Shown below is a detailed diagram and picture of the heat spreader. From the top we can see that there are several rows of fins which transfer heat from the PCB and chips. There is one further aspect of the cooling design, however we shall get to that shortly...

The specifications of the Dominator modules being tested today are very impressive, the modules are spd programmed at 555Mhz with timings of 4-4-4-12 and are rated up to 1111Mhz at the same timings using 2.4 volts.

We mentioned above that the newly designed heat spreaders are only part of the cooling solution which Corsair employ on the Dominator modules. Shown below is the other aspect of the products cooling, the Dominator Airflow. This cooler is similar in design to the cooler provided by Abit with certain Fatality boards and blows air down through the memory modules. Currently only the Cas4 PC2-8888 modules come with the Airflow.

Specifications:
Comes with Dominator Air flow Fan for maximum thermal transfer
100% tested at 1111MHz in high performance DDR2 motherboards
Lifetime warranty
Each module pair is tested together at 1111MHz
Tested and packaged in pairs
Packaged together immediately following system test
Tested at EPP SPD settings (4-4-4-12-2T ) at 2.4V at 1111MHz
SPD programmed at:
JEDEC standard 5-5-5-18 values at 800MHz
EPP standard 4-4-4-12-2T, 2.4V values