One more test today and it's also G.Skill TridentX. This time something higher clocked - 2933 C12.
It's also memory which is available on the market for longer time. Probably memory chips in new kits under the same product number are different now but I still wish to add couple of tests of my memory.
The main difference between this and most other G.Skill kits is that 2933 memory has one XMP profile. All who are closer to G.Skill memory or at least checked couple of my earlier tests, know that G.Skill is usually programming two almost the same XMP profiles for compatibility purposes.
2933 kit is equipped with the same well known TridentX heatsinks as any other TridentX memory.
All tests were performed on the i7 4790K CPU and ASUS Maximus VII Gene motherboard with the latest BIOS/UEFI.
SPD settings with test results are below:
It's also memory which is available on the market for longer time. Probably memory chips in new kits under the same product number are different now but I still wish to add couple of tests of my memory.
The main difference between this and most other G.Skill kits is that 2933 memory has one XMP profile. All who are closer to G.Skill memory or at least checked couple of my earlier tests, know that G.Skill is usually programming two almost the same XMP profiles for compatibility purposes.
2933 kit is equipped with the same well known TridentX heatsinks as any other TridentX memory.
All tests were performed on the i7 4790K CPU and ASUS Maximus VII Gene motherboard with the latest BIOS/UEFI.
SPD settings with test results are below:
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