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G.Skill TridentX 2933MHz F3-2933C12D-8GTXDG 8GB Memory Kit Review


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We received the G.Skill TridentX memory in a plain brown box that features a brand logo and security sticker.

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G.Skill includes a large memory fan which is powered by a molex connection with the TridentX kit's bundle. Due to the high frequency and 1.65V operational voltage of the TridentX modules, a fan is a worthwhile additional that will help to free up some extra overclocking headroom with higher voltages.

A G.Skill case stick and user guide are also supplied.

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In terms of appearance, G.Skill has managed to create some of the most eye-catching, good-looking memory modules that are available to purchase. The bold red and dark black colour scheme works perfectly; we can see many ROG motherboard users opting for this kit due to its aesthetic appeal.

Despite the almost full coverage heatsinks, G.Skill still ensures that a black PCB is used. We are glad to see this choice being made as black PCB's are far more attractive than their green counterparts, yet aren't significantly more expensive.

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With a maximum height of around 54mm, the TridentX modules are around 24mm taller than a standard stick of DDR3 memory. If CPU cooler interference becomes an issue, the fins atop the main heatsink body can be removed to reduce the modules' height to around 40mm.

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