Specifications and Features
Team Group T-Force DarkZα
T-Force DarkZα comes from that Alpha series, armed with the very proper ICs all packed nicely under the simple black heat spreader design of the DIMM module. First things first, this kit is specifically optimized for Ryzen processors, but of course, would also work well on the Intel platforms.
T-FORCE DARK Zα DDR4 Gaming Memory is tailor-made for AMD’s latest Ryzen 3000 series processor and X570 motherboard tested under completed compatibility and stability, which can provide gamers a DDR4 gaming overclocking memory with excellent quality and optimized performance. T-FORCE DARK Zα DDR4 Gaming Memory’s all new cooling module is made by punch press process with a 0.8mm thick, one-piece alloy aluminum to reinforce the body structure. In addition, coloring with electrolytic anodizing process can enhance corrosion resistance and make it non-conductive. Moreover, with superconductivity – thermally conductive adhesive, it can quickly transfer the heat on IC chip through heat conduction to aluminum alloy cooling module for better heat dissipation. Therefore, the gaming overclocking memory can be maintained within operating temperature, and offering the finest and smoothest gaming experience and an extreme performance without any lag.
- Armor design for perfect protection
- Aluminum alloy heat sink with high performance
- High thermal conductive adhesive
- Tailor made for AMD
- Selected high-quality IC
- OC Profile Support
- Energy saving with ultra-low working voltage
Product Specifications
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| Module Type |
288 Pin Unbuffered DIMM Non ECC |
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| Capacity |
8GBx2 / 16GBx2 |
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| Frequency | 3200 | 3600 | 4000 | |||
| Data Transfer Bandwidth |
25,600 MB/s (PC4 25600) |
28,800 MB/s (PC4 28800) |
32,000 MB/s (PC4 32000) |
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| Latency | CL16-18-18-38 | CL18-22-22-42 | CL18-22-22-42 | |||
| Voltage | 1.35V | |||||
| Dimensions | 43.5(H) x 141(L) x 8.3(W)mm | |||||
| Heat Spreader | Aluminum heat spreader | |||||
| Warranty | Lifetime warranty | |||||
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So yeah, it is using Hynix A-die ICs. But head on over to the next page where we'll start up a product photo-shoot after which this article will dive into a benchmark session.
