Today I have something quite fresh as Thermaltake is on the memory market for a short time and we can connect it more with accessories and PC chassis than RAM. Anyway, here are some quick tests on the R017D408GX2-4400C19A which is also one of the least expensive 4000+ RAM on our current market (depends on the continent I guess).
The tested version has no RGB lighting and somehow, at least for me, it looks better. Heatsinks are made of aluminum with nickel-plated stripes that reflect everything like a mirror. Heatsinks are unnecessarily tall but it's their design and at least look good.
Tests were performed on the i9-10900K and ASRock Z490 PG Velocita which could clearly ask for a better tuned BIOS. BIOS 1.40 was tested up to DDR4-4800 so it's still not bad and enough for the memory kit which I tested.
The ToughRAM DDR4-4400 is using a very popular recently Hynix DJR which is also capable of top memory frequency on new platforms. However, overclocking potential may vary and some memory kits can easily pass DDR4-5000 while others will hit a wall at DDR4-4500. All is a matter of luck. The best IC we will find in memory kits with XMP 4400-5000 CL18-22-22 1.45-1.55V.
I won't show you a screenshot from Thaiphoon Burner as I forgot to take one when I was testing this memory on AMD and I had to return it after tests. Thaiphoon Burner doesn't work on all Z490 motherboards that I tested so far.
The tested kit has one XMP profile with works without issues:
XMP#1: 19-25-25-45 1.45V
Here is alink to the product's page - click.
The tested version has no RGB lighting and somehow, at least for me, it looks better. Heatsinks are made of aluminum with nickel-plated stripes that reflect everything like a mirror. Heatsinks are unnecessarily tall but it's their design and at least look good.
Tests were performed on the i9-10900K and ASRock Z490 PG Velocita which could clearly ask for a better tuned BIOS. BIOS 1.40 was tested up to DDR4-4800 so it's still not bad and enough for the memory kit which I tested.
The ToughRAM DDR4-4400 is using a very popular recently Hynix DJR which is also capable of top memory frequency on new platforms. However, overclocking potential may vary and some memory kits can easily pass DDR4-5000 while others will hit a wall at DDR4-4500. All is a matter of luck. The best IC we will find in memory kits with XMP 4400-5000 CL18-22-22 1.45-1.55V.
I won't show you a screenshot from Thaiphoon Burner as I forgot to take one when I was testing this memory on AMD and I had to return it after tests. Thaiphoon Burner doesn't work on all Z490 motherboards that I tested so far.
The tested kit has one XMP profile with works without issues:
XMP#1: 19-25-25-45 1.45V
Here is alink to the product's page - click.
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