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

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Another bandwidth test shows the 2133MHz Patriot memory outperforming G.Skill's faster TridentX kit. It would seem that there is an underlying configuration setting limiting the G.Skill memory's performance.

Latency again shows a positive result for the G.Skill memory; Patriot's 2133MHz 11-11-11-30 kit is outperformed by the same 12% as it was in Sandra's latency test.

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2 comments

  1. Fat bloke with beard

    The sweet spot is 2,133mhz. its gives a noticeable benefit over crapo 1333mhz memory, but its still cost effective. Memory like this is so loose in regards to timings and so highly priced it makes no sense. good review though.

  2. Its a nice product, and lovely styling, but it raises a good point, its such a niche product it makes little sense for most people.

    interesting to see how memory is improving, but im waiting on a 3,000mhz kit with 9-9-9 timings.