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Patriot Releases Viper Steel DDR4 16GB 4400MHz Extreme Performance Memory
PATRIOT announced the release of their fastest kit ever of DDR4 memory today, VIPER STEEL SERIES DDR4 16GB (2x 8 GB) 4400 MHz. Built for the latest Intel and AMD platforms, the VIPER STEEL SERIES provides extreme performance and stability for the most demanding computer environments.
The VIPER STEEL SERIES DDR4 memory kit brings Intel XMP 2.0 performance to new heights and is able to achieve up to 4400 MHz with a simple setting on supporting Intel's latest processors and motherboards. The VIPER STEEL SERIES utilizes a custom designed high-performance aluminum heatshield for providing optimal heat dissipation when overclocking and foregoing high-performance tasks. These hand-tested memory modules feature the highest quality memory chips and are running performance timings of CL19-19-19-39 at 1.45 V. VIPER STEEL SERIES DDR4 4400 MHz is optimized for PC enthusiasts, overclockers, or those who want to push their system's performance to the limit through the use of extremely fast components.
VIPER STEEL SERIES offers hardcore overclockers and budget-gamers a wide range of speeds and options as well as an outstanding performance from 3000 MHz up to the highest, 4400 MHz. The VIPER STEEL SERIES DDR4 is backed by a limited lifetime warranty and global technical support. Lead the way to extreme DDR4 performance with VIPER STEEL.
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#5612392 Posted on: 12/01/2018 02:53 PM
Title makes it seem like these are 16GB sticks, they are in fact 16GB kits, so 8GB sticks. Nothing to see here.
Title makes it seem like these are 16GB sticks, they are in fact 16GB kits, so 8GB sticks. Nothing to see here.
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#5612398 Posted on: 12/01/2018 03:10 PM
We are a long way away from 16GB module 4400MHz memory sticks, may not see them intill DDR5, the highest i have seen in 16GB is 3733MHz and that's with pretty loose timings. If they did do it, it would be like CL 22/22/22/45 timings which would make them useless
Title makes it seem like these are 16GB sticks, they are in fact 16GB kits, so 8GB sticks. Nothing to see here.
We are a long way away from 16GB module 4400MHz memory sticks, may not see them intill DDR5, the highest i have seen in 16GB is 3733MHz and that's with pretty loose timings. If they did do it, it would be like CL 22/22/22/45 timings which would make them useless
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#5612438 Posted on: 12/01/2018 06:36 PM
Presently we're at 16GB 4000MHZ XMPs from OEMs - it's possible that those could be overclocked to run at 4400MHZ but I wouldn't know - You'd think so but chances are you'd have to loosen the timings quite a bit and add a reasonable voltage bump.
Presently we're at 16GB 4000MHZ XMPs from OEMs - it's possible that those could be overclocked to run at 4400MHZ but I wouldn't know - You'd think so but chances are you'd have to loosen the timings quite a bit and add a reasonable voltage bump.
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#5612479 Posted on: 12/01/2018 08:38 PM
ОК, DDR4 3200
but a further increase above 4200 17 17 28 leads to performance degradation other than benchmarks!
ОК, DDR4 3200
but a further increase above 4200 17 17 28 leads to performance degradation other than benchmarks!
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#5612533 Posted on: 12/02/2018 02:47 AM
Nice. I like the design but not the color scheme tbh.
Btw, here's 32GB@4000C17 Gskill TridentZ
Nice. I like the design but not the color scheme tbh.
Btw, here's 32GB@4000C17 Gskill TridentZ
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#5612733 Posted on: 12/02/2018 09:53 PM
Is this the perfect time to buy RAM or do you think it's worth waiting another 1-2 months?
Is this the perfect time to buy RAM or do you think it's worth waiting another 1-2 months?
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#5612766 Posted on: 12/03/2018 01:38 AM
Pricing wise, if we take as an example the G.Skill Trident Z16GB kit 3200MHz CL16-16-16-36 (F4-3200C16D-16GTZ), which was €90 2,5years(Jun/16) ago and peaking at €215 a year ago(Dec/17), it can now be bought for ~€150.
Plenty other cheaper kits available of course. I see prices starting from €100 for 16GB 2133Mhz, some 3000Mhz CL16-18-18 kits from €110-115, 3200MHz 16-18-18 from €125-130 etc.
Now how far will the decline in pricing go, maybe another member can offer more insight on this since I haven't read much upon it.
So it kinda depends. We can argue that if more RAM is needed immediately, then it's good a time as any, especially compared to a year ago, but still way more expensive from 2ish years ago.
Is this the perfect time to buy RAM or do you think it's worth waiting another 1-2 months?
Pricing wise, if we take as an example the G.Skill Trident Z16GB kit 3200MHz CL16-16-16-36 (F4-3200C16D-16GTZ), which was €90 2,5years(Jun/16) ago and peaking at €215 a year ago(Dec/17), it can now be bought for ~€150.
Plenty other cheaper kits available of course. I see prices starting from €100 for 16GB 2133Mhz, some 3000Mhz CL16-18-18 kits from €110-115, 3200MHz 16-18-18 from €125-130 etc.
Now how far will the decline in pricing go, maybe another member can offer more insight on this since I haven't read much upon it.
So it kinda depends. We can argue that if more RAM is needed immediately, then it's good a time as any, especially compared to a year ago, but still way more expensive from 2ish years ago.
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Mem kit version links dont work.