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Review: G.Skill 32GB TridentZ 3200 MHz DDR4 memory kit
G.Skill offers a 32GB 3200 MHz DDR4 memory kit in the TridentZ series. It's fast, it's cool and runs XMP 2.0 memory profiles on Intel platforms as well. Join us as we review some of the fastest clocked bars of memory your money can get you.
Read the full review here.
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Review: OCZ TRION 150 SSD - 02/04/2016 09:19 AM
We test and review the new OCZ Trion 150 series SSD. The new Trion 150 series is about value, we are talking 30 cents per GB. It is an SSD series that is 100% Toshiba proprietary, that includes the co...
Review: Fractal Design Define Nano S - 02/02/2016 10:16 AM
We review the new Mini-ITX chassis from Fractal Design, the Define Nano S. It's to be found in the word already, Nano as in small. This chassis is intended to be used for Mini-ITX usage. Yet it can s...
Review: Rise of the Tomb Raider PC graphics card performance - 01/28/2016 08:06 PM
We take a look at Rise of the Tomb Raider in relation towards PC gaming graphics card performance with the latest AMD/NVIDIA graphics card drivers. Many graphics cards are being tested and benchmarked...
Review: Liquid cooing Mini-ITX with the Corsair Hydro H5 SF - 01/26/2016 09:22 AM
You take any 17x17 Mini-ITX sized motherboard and use the Corsair Hydro H5 SF, what do you get ? Well how about liquid cooling a high end Core i7 on that tiny form factor ? Behold this is the first ev...
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#5230650 Posted on: 02/11/2016 09:27 AM
1) The label does say that, but the XMP profile will allow CL16-16-16-36 1.35V.
2) I clearly start the line with "Say we notice on the packaging is this" as in hypothetical. Regardless I can understand some confusion there, I'll update that towards what the label states.
1) The label does say that, but the XMP profile will allow CL16-16-16-36 1.35V.
2) I clearly start the line with "Say we notice on the packaging is this" as in hypothetical. Regardless I can understand some confusion there, I'll update that towards what the label states.
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#5230651 Posted on: 02/11/2016 09:29 AM
1) The label does say that, but the XMP profile will allow CL16-16-16-36 1.35V.
2) I clearly start the line with "Say we notice on the packaging is this" as in hypothetical. Regardless I can understand some confusion there, I'll update that towards what the label states.
Yeah, I'm still slightly surprised, sorry
But again, thanks for the review Hilbert!
1) The label does say that, but the XMP profile will allow CL16-16-16-36 1.35V.
2) I clearly start the line with "Say we notice on the packaging is this" as in hypothetical. Regardless I can understand some confusion there, I'll update that towards what the label states.
Yeah, I'm still slightly surprised, sorry
But again, thanks for the review Hilbert!
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#5230655 Posted on: 02/11/2016 10:10 AM
Back in the days of Sdram and DDR1 we all tweaked our ram , but then you could get some nice fps boost . Hell , resolution was 800*600
Now it's just not worth it unless you are using a Virtual Machine or professional software ( Acad , Catia , Tekla )
Back in the days of Sdram and DDR1 we all tweaked our ram , but then you could get some nice fps boost . Hell , resolution was 800*600
Now it's just not worth it unless you are using a Virtual Machine or professional software ( Acad , Catia , Tekla )
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#5230780 Posted on: 02/11/2016 04:33 PM
Testet 28. juli 2013
Bf3 @ "sharki" Rooftop on the hotel:
4770k @ 4800mhz og 1333mhz på minnet cl 9-9-9 ca 82fps
4770k @4800mhz og 2666mhz på minnet cl 10-12-12 ca 93 fps
2x gtx680 sli
Back in the days of Sdram and DDR1 we all tweaked our ram , but then you could get some nice fps boost . Hell , resolution was 800*600 Now it's just not worth it unless you are using a Virtual Machine or professional software ( Acad , Catia , Tekla )
Now it's just not worth it unless you are using a Virtual Machine or professional software ( Acad , Catia , Tekla )Testet 28. juli 2013
Bf3 @ "sharki" Rooftop on the hotel:
4770k @ 4800mhz og 1333mhz på minnet cl 9-9-9 ca 82fps
4770k @4800mhz og 2666mhz på minnet cl 10-12-12 ca 93 fps
2x gtx680 sli
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Just stumbled upon it: Page3 and 5, below the picture of the dimms:
But the picture shows not the GTZ model, but the GTZB, which 'only' runs 16-18-18-38.
Would have liked to see where you could have actually taken the memory to overclock, but I understand overlocking the RAM would have probably taken too much time. I'm still waiting for my second 2x8GB kit of the GTZB, so I can test those in my system. Thanks Gskill for the contest prize!