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2006-08-25	What is SLI Ready Memory?
Also known as 'EPP', SLI Ready memory is something new to memory design. It is JEDEC certified and can be thought of as a continuation of your memory's SPD profile. Using EPP you can overclock your memory, create performance profiles, and dynamically set timings and voltages.

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