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Published: 2014-06-22, Author: Ali , review by: wccftech.com
Overall, the Trident G.SKILL TridentX F3-2400C10Q-32GTX does everything that any consumer user would want. It provides good performance with decent compatibility for a nice price, which is what a lot of people can ask for. The performance gains on overclo...
Abstract: We’ve tested a number of memory kits in our labs, yet there are still quite a lot of interesting products we have not covered in our reviews. One of the topics we’ve avoided until now is dual-channel memory kits that consist of more than two DDR3 SDRAM...
Even with a medium range specced kit as this 2400MHZ C10 kit, G.Skill has pulled it off again to deliver a kit with some nice overclocking headroom. Secondly the looks are hardly debatable, in fact together with the Platinum series from CORSAIR, one o...
G. Skill's 2400 MHz Trident X kit put on an impressive display of performance, easily overcoming the competition in all but 4 of the benchmarks used. Unfortunately the memory was bottlenecked by the processor, limiting the overclock to a 104 bclk and leav...
When it comes down to it there is very little to dislike about the Trident X series of memory. Every kit in the series has top tier performance, XMP 1.3 support, good overclocking headroom and looks sexy in any system, especially ones rocking motherb...
It's incredible how far memory technology has come in such a short amount of time.We know that hardware moves quickly. It's what we do for a living, it's the thing we're passionate about. Even so there often comes a product which shifts the goalposts of e...
Works with all current Intel-based platforms (2133 MHz only with SandyBridge), Easy booting at 2400 MHz with any board using an IvyBridge CPU, New esthetic design with removable top fins for maximum compatibility, and aftermarket cooling, XMP v1.3 profile
Color scheme may not appeal to all, Relatively low overclocking; not enough to reach next memory divider, Requires IvyBridge CPU to get the best performance
I really enjoyed playing with the G.SKILL F3-2400C10D-8GTX kit. They have, having been the "reference" modules I used for testing with all Z77 and Z75-based boards, proven themselves time and again; not only in terms of compatibility, but also full com...
Published: 2012-08-21, Author: Ben , review by: techwarelabs.com
Abstract: So lets say you're an enthusiast. Lets say you want to push your rig to the max. You always have the fastest processor and the highest video card(s). However your RAM is a measly 1600MHz or 1866MHz. Lets look at maxing that out with a 2400MHz kit. G.Skill...
Super high speed high density DIMMS, Nice price point for the clock speed, XMP makes setup a breeze, Has some but limited overclock headroom, Removable heatspreader top fin, Larger air cooler compatibility, Great performance waiting to be unlocked
Performance in most configurations will be small gain
The G.SKILL TridentX 2400MHz kit is not for everyone as gains will be seen mostly on super overclocked rigs, but for those the performance is amazing especially for the price. For this the kit earns the Bjorn3D Silver Bear Award....
Ok, first let's get the elephant in the room out in the open – the price for 32GB worth of G.Skill's TridentX DDR3-2400 memory is $399.99 . Now that we got that out of our system and the slight shell shock has worn off, let's talk about what you get. Fi...
