Team Group T-Force 4133 MHz 16GB DDR4 review

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The heat-spreader is designed to enhance heat dissipation allowing better tweaks and overclocks, albeit does anyone really still OC their memory these days? I mean that's what you purchase more expensive XMP memory for right?, as the tweaking is already done for you. This is not low profile memory though. Keep that in mind especially with heatpipe coolers and height positioning in mind. 
 

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Thanks to that metal bar slash heatspreader the memory is very sturdy to handle and can be inserted into the DIMM slots with ease. And yeah, I like it all black.  


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So yes, I have seated this memory onto an ASUS STRIX Z370-F in dual-channel. X99/X299 is also supported so you can go quad-channel just as well. That's pretty much how that looks like with four DIMMs. 

   

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Setting up (configuring) this memory is very easy, in the BIOS just flick the XMP 2.0 compatible profile, and you'll be up and running at advertised speeds. The memory itself is optimized for the Intel platforms with corresponding Skylake/ Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake architecture series processors. Please do check out the QVL list on the Team group website before purchasing this memory, compatibility is rather limited at these frequencies.

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