Monday, May 25th 2009

Team Group Reveals Triple Channel DDR3-2000 Xtreem Memory Kits

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Taipei-based Team Group has just announced the addition of two new triple channel memory kits to its Xtreem series product line-up. The upcoming 3 and 6GB PC3-16000 overclocking-ready kits are made up of modules equipped with black aluminum heatsinks with a exquisite texture and a distinctive X-logo design. They are rated at 2000 MHz with 7-8-7-20 latencies at 1.65V. The kits support XMP (Extreme Memory Profiles) and are backed by a lifetime warranty.
Source: TechConnect

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9 Comments on Team Group Reveals Triple Channel DDR3-2000 Xtreem Memory Kits

#1
Binge
Overclocking Surrealism
:( Damn team group making more expensive modules. I like their logo and look though.
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#2
Kitkat
lol "Team Group"
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#3
infrared
Team group have always made really good ram. I'd say clocking wise, these should compete with the Corsair Dominator GT's.
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eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
infraredTeam group have always made really good ram. I'd say clocking wise, these should compete with the Corsair Dominator GT's.
I think Ill go with TeamGroup or Geil for Ram, they seem to have the most appealing kits out of all the others ive seen.
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#6
PaulieG
Team Group makes some really nice sticks, but the cost just isn't justified. There are just so many good DDR3 sticks that are cheaper, and the performance difference b/t 1600mhz and 2000mhz on i7 rigs is so minimal, at least in my personal experience.
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#7
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
i know this is about Teamgroup but what Justifies Corsairs prices?
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#8
DaEnigma
wonder how much QPI these will take :\
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#9
eidairaman1
The Exiled Airman
well lets see, 1066 MHz ram is stock for both the 920/40 and XE 965, QPI Rate is 4.8GT/s for 920/940 and 6.4GT/s for 965XE or 9.6/12.8 GB/s unidirectional or 19.2/25.6 GB/s Bidirectional transfers.
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