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Hi all,
This range of Xtreem memory modules came into stock today with more to come soon. These sticks where designed by myself and Gibbo.
They are using only the finest Samsung B Die IC and will only ever use B die. They are programmed with our own heavily tested SPD and support XMP upto 4133mhz currently with 4500-4600mhz still to come.
They have a really stealthy, sleek look to fit into all systems an end user may build and never look out of place. Here is the looks with the dimms placed on my desk and using my phone to take pics. Ofcourse I willl add more professional shots to the thread as they become available.
I pulled two 4133mhz Dual channel kits from stock today to test quality against our ES sample sticks. The kits I used are here.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/team...4133mhz-dual-channel-kit-black-my-099-tg.html
With limited time I did some dual channel OC testing with Intel 7740X CPU and ASrock OC Formula X299 MB. Very quickly I had DDR4 4452mhz running with just XMP set and then OC the mems. The screen shot below shows the sticks going through quick mem testing. More testing also to follow.
I think DDR4 4452mhz for starters just XMP and 1,35-1.4v is a great result. I will push in dual Monday even higher stable results and also try quad which I expect given a good IMC on Skylake X to top out at around 4200mhz. Its the quad channel IMC with Skylake X not the memory that limits the OC.
This type of memory should rock IPC for gaming with CPU at 5.3-5.4ghz and cache 4.9-5.0ghz.
Check out the full range of 8Pack memory modules here:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/pc-components/memory/ddr4?ckSuppliers=432&ckTab=0&sSort=2
Please use this thread for questions, support and to show off your results.
This range of Xtreem memory modules came into stock today with more to come soon. These sticks where designed by myself and Gibbo.
They are using only the finest Samsung B Die IC and will only ever use B die. They are programmed with our own heavily tested SPD and support XMP upto 4133mhz currently with 4500-4600mhz still to come.
They have a really stealthy, sleek look to fit into all systems an end user may build and never look out of place. Here is the looks with the dimms placed on my desk and using my phone to take pics. Ofcourse I willl add more professional shots to the thread as they become available.
I pulled two 4133mhz Dual channel kits from stock today to test quality against our ES sample sticks. The kits I used are here.
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/team...4133mhz-dual-channel-kit-black-my-099-tg.html
With limited time I did some dual channel OC testing with Intel 7740X CPU and ASrock OC Formula X299 MB. Very quickly I had DDR4 4452mhz running with just XMP set and then OC the mems. The screen shot below shows the sticks going through quick mem testing. More testing also to follow.
I think DDR4 4452mhz for starters just XMP and 1,35-1.4v is a great result. I will push in dual Monday even higher stable results and also try quad which I expect given a good IMC on Skylake X to top out at around 4200mhz. Its the quad channel IMC with Skylake X not the memory that limits the OC.
This type of memory should rock IPC for gaming with CPU at 5.3-5.4ghz and cache 4.9-5.0ghz.
Check out the full range of 8Pack memory modules here:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/pc-components/memory/ddr4?ckSuppliers=432&ckTab=0&sSort=2
Please use this thread for questions, support and to show off your results.
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