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Published: 2017-02-03, Author: Ali , review by: wccftech.com
Works at CL 6 out of the box, Overclocks well (up to 1866MHz), Improved performance with higher processor clock speeds, Stylish! (A reason to get an acrylic side window case),
Relevance in a changing world
G.Skill is not so easily cowed out of a market they still see a potential in. They are one of the first with Sandybridge labeled memory modules. Even if they do not offer any technological benefits over ‘off-label' modules, the buyer is at least assured o...
Abstract: We’ve tested a number of memory kits in our labs, yet there are still quite a lot of interesting products we have not covered in our reviews. One of the topics we’ve avoided until now is dual-channel memory kits that consist of more than two DDR3 SDRAM...
Because integrated GPUs generally employ shared system memory, RAM performance has a significant effect on gaming frame rates. We're testing seven 8 GB DDR3 kits that manufacturers tell us are a perfect match for AMD’s mainstream Llano-based APUs. The ...
Nice looking heatspreader, Good performance for 2x4GB, 1600MHz at 1.5V, Provides good performance for mainstream users, Limited lifetime warranty, Supports XMP profile
Not much overclocking headrooms
Intel's Sandy Bridge makes high-speed memory less important than it used to be. In the past, enthusiasts often sought the highest clocked memory speeds they could, with tight timing in order to gain the best performance. Not only did these memory modu...
Although it's the top performer in today’s comparison, Geil’s lack of U.S. availability makes it impossible to include in any value comparison, which obviously requires that we consider a price tag. That leaves Crucial’s middle-of-the-pack Ballstix DDR...
The change from DDR3 to DDR4 is not a huge improvement, but more of an evolution. Power consumption has been reduced and clock speed has been improved, but for the average user, this doesn't mean much in practise. If you're building a Skylake system, yo...
Abstract: When configuring a high end PC, chances are you are going to choose a 16 GB memory kit. We tested 13 different kits, which according to the manufacturers are well suited to be used in combination with a Haswell processor. Memory prices have been risin...
very inexpensive, looks great, overclocks to 1866mhz with a minor voltage bump,
At this price, its impossible to fault, Kitguru says: G.Skill do it again, breaking the price barrier to help users on a limited budget to upgrade their system, Rating: 9.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +, Stumbleupon, Linked
We have reviewed several 8GB 1600mhz DDR3 kits in recent months and the G.Skill 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz RipjawsX is the first one that we have managed to get one hundred percent stable at 1866mhz. G.Skill are very aggressive in the UK right now and this kit is b...
