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Apacer Panther Rage DDR4 RGB 3200 MHz DDR4 review
Posted by: on: 11/08/2018 12:44 PM [
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Today we are reviewing Apacer Panther Rage DDR4 RGB memory. This is a successor to the Panther Rage Illumination and the Panther Rage. The first thing that you’ll notice is the claw-shaped design of the heat spreader.
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Hilbert Hagedoorn
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Posted on: 11/08/2018 01:47 PM
Not my review, it's from Chris. But he'll be happy to answer any concerns.
Not my review, it's from Chris. But he'll be happy to answer any concerns.
chispy
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Posted on: 11/08/2018 01:49 PM
Thanks for the clarification Hilbert.
Not my review, it's from Chris. But he'll be happy to answer any concerns.
Thanks for the clarification Hilbert.
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Posted on: 11/08/2018 02:43 PM
Good in depth review Boss , thank you. I wonder why they used such relax timings on Samsung B-die based memory modules ? , perhaps it might be a safety net and they can used this same timings with Micron or Hynix AFR based ics if they cannot source enough Sammy's B-die in the future for this Ram kits
my best bet as they could have used Cas14 on those DDR4-3200Mhz kits.
Looks , i'm not a fan of the Bright Christmas tree RGB thing or the claw looks of it , but to each it's own. They could have squeezed more performance on that xmp profile :/ , that's performance left on the table for the non tech savy people who don't overclock and just want plug and play.
Apacer and Adata always used more relaxed timings, guess to play it safe and to have that extra "OC" headroom and of course what you said hynx vs samsung.
Good in depth review Boss , thank you. I wonder why they used such relax timings on Samsung B-die based memory modules ? , perhaps it might be a safety net and they can used this same timings with Micron or Hynix AFR based ics if they cannot source enough Sammy's B-die in the future for this Ram kits
my best bet as they could have used Cas14 on those DDR4-3200Mhz kits.Looks , i'm not a fan of the Bright Christmas tree RGB thing or the claw looks of it , but to each it's own. They could have squeezed more performance on that xmp profile :/ , that's performance left on the table for the non tech savy people who don't overclock and just want plug and play.
Apacer and Adata always used more relaxed timings, guess to play it safe and to have that extra "OC" headroom and of course what you said hynx vs samsung.
SniperX
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Posted on: 11/08/2018 02:59 PM
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Posted on: 11/08/2018 03:29 PM
Good in depth review Boss , thank you. I wonder why they used such relax timings on Samsung B-die based memory modules ? , perhaps it might be a safety net and they can used this same timings with Micron or Hynix AFR based ics if they cannot source enough Sammy's B-die in the future for this Ram kits my best bet as they could have used Cas14 on those DDR4-3200Mhz kits.
Looks , i'm not a fan of the Bright Christmas tree RGB thing or the claw looks of it , but to each it's own. They could have squeezed more performance on that xmp profile :/ , that's performance left on the table for the non tech savy people who don't overclock and just want plug and play.
Hey @chispy . I'm the reviewer of this kit. @-Tj- already clarified it (at least it's still valid for Apacer). It's the third Apacer kit that I had an experience with and all had quite relaxed timings. Even in this series the 3000 MHz one has CL16 (sic!), but probably without Samsung B-Die. I was surprised to see the usage of these memory chips here, but it was a pleasant one. Also the OC results speak for themselves, right? (even on quite mediocre motherboard)
EDIT
https://consumer.apacer.com/eng/content.php?sn=961 - max is 3000 MHz with CL16 for the illuminated predecessor.
Good in depth review Boss , thank you. I wonder why they used such relax timings on Samsung B-die based memory modules ? , perhaps it might be a safety net and they can used this same timings with Micron or Hynix AFR based ics if they cannot source enough Sammy's B-die in the future for this Ram kits
my best bet as they could have used Cas14 on those DDR4-3200Mhz kits.Looks , i'm not a fan of the Bright Christmas tree RGB thing or the claw looks of it , but to each it's own. They could have squeezed more performance on that xmp profile :/ , that's performance left on the table for the non tech savy people who don't overclock and just want plug and play.
Hey @chispy . I'm the reviewer of this kit. @-Tj- already clarified it (at least it's still valid for Apacer). It's the third Apacer kit that I had an experience with and all had quite relaxed timings. Even in this series the 3000 MHz one has CL16 (sic!), but probably without Samsung B-Die. I was surprised to see the usage of these memory chips here, but it was a pleasant one. Also the OC results speak for themselves, right? (even on quite mediocre motherboard)
EDIT
https://consumer.apacer.com/eng/content.php?sn=961 - max is 3000 MHz with CL16 for the illuminated predecessor.
chispy
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Posted on: 11/08/2018 06:01 PM
Hey @chispy . I'm the reviewer of this kit. @-Tj- already clarified it (at least it's still valid for Apacer). It's the third Apacer kit that I had an experience with and all had quite relaxed timings. Even in this series the 3000 MHz one has CL16 (sic!), but probably without Samsung B-Die. I was surprised to see the usage of these memory chips here, but it was a pleasant one. Also the OC results speak for themselves, right? (even on quite mediocre motherboard)
EDIT
https://consumer.apacer.com/eng/content.php?sn=961 - max is 3000 MHz with CL16 for the illuminated predecessor.
Thanks for the in depth review. Me too i was surprised to see Samsung B-die ( i expected Hynix or Micron ics ) on such kit with those relax timings but nevertheless quite a positive experience you had overclocking this kit
. I'm glad you ran Thaiphoon Burner and the memory ics were exposed , that shows the in depth of your review as this bits of information are needed to understand the memory kit OC potential.
Hey @chispy . I'm the reviewer of this kit. @-Tj- already clarified it (at least it's still valid for Apacer). It's the third Apacer kit that I had an experience with and all had quite relaxed timings. Even in this series the 3000 MHz one has CL16 (sic!), but probably without Samsung B-Die. I was surprised to see the usage of these memory chips here, but it was a pleasant one. Also the OC results speak for themselves, right? (even on quite mediocre motherboard)
EDIT
https://consumer.apacer.com/eng/content.php?sn=961 - max is 3000 MHz with CL16 for the illuminated predecessor.
Thanks for the in depth review. Me too i was surprised to see Samsung B-die ( i expected Hynix or Micron ics ) on such kit with those relax timings but nevertheless quite a positive experience you had overclocking this kit
. I'm glad you ran Thaiphoon Burner and the memory ics were exposed , that shows the in depth of your review as this bits of information are needed to understand the memory kit OC potential.
Rex Lajos
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Posted on: 11/09/2018 09:27 PM
"For our test, Apacer supplied a dual (2 x 8GB) black DDR4 kit rated at 3200 MHz with CL16 (nominal for this frequency), which is ideal for Z370 systems (quad-channel)."
My first post here. Didn't think z370 had quad channel support.
"For our test, Apacer supplied a dual (2 x 8GB) black DDR4 kit rated at 3200 MHz with CL16 (nominal for this frequency), which is ideal for Z370 systems (quad-channel)."
My first post here. Didn't think z370 had quad channel support.
Captain_Hook
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Posted on: 11/13/2018 08:29 AM
"For our test, Apacer supplied a dual (2 x 8GB) black DDR4 kit rated at 3200 MHz with CL16 (nominal for this frequency), which is ideal for Z370 systems (quad-channel)."
My first post here. Didn't think z370 had quad channel support.
You got a good eye, my bad.
"For our test, Apacer supplied a dual (2 x 8GB) black DDR4 kit rated at 3200 MHz with CL16 (nominal for this frequency), which is ideal for Z370 systems (quad-channel)."
My first post here. Didn't think z370 had quad channel support.
You got a good eye, my bad.
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Good in depth review Boss , thank you. I wonder why they used such relax timings on Samsung B-die based memory modules ? , perhaps it might be a safety net and they can used this same timings with Micron or Hynix AFR based ics if they cannot source enough Sammy's B-die in the future for this Ram kits
Looks , i'm not a fan of the Bright Christmas tree RGB thing or the claw looks of it , but to each it's own. They could have squeezed more performance on that xmp profile :/ , that's performance left on the table for the non tech savy people who don't overclock and just want plug and play.