Corsair 2333MHz Dominator GTX Memory

Corsair just issued its latest 2333MHz Dominator GTX Memory that basically surpasses the previous king-of-the-hill – a 2,000MHz module from the guys at Corsair itself. It seems that individual modules of the new Dominator GTX memory was “hand screened” and tested just before it is shipped to end users, which means the added cost of that manual non-machine screening is added onto the final price point of $200 for each 2GB stick. At what point does the law of diminishing returns enter into play for high end computing equipment and peripherals? Sure, you might be able to cram out 1 more frame rate to hit 70fps while playing Crysis in high quality mode with all the bells and whistles turned on, but at what cost? Guess the boffins and scientists who need pure, unadulterated computing power to get their calculations in the fastest manner possible would benefit more from releases like this than hardcore gamers – what do you think?