Team Group T-Force Delta RGB 2x 8 GB DDR4

[cadaveca]

Team Group's Delta RGB is one of the best memory kits we ever tested. They are the perfect match for your ASUS ROG motherboard with ASUS Aura Sync. Offering full top-to-bottom RGB LED goodness when installed into a case, these sticks provide an ultra-wide viewing angle for their Force Flow RGB LEDs, making them perhaps the best RGB option for those non-standard-layout case designs.

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[jjxaker]

Is this kind of review interesting? of course not... nothing useful in review.
Where is the marking of chips?
Where the screenshots of data SPD taken by the software Thaiphoon Burner?
Where is overclocking?
Where is the demonstration of the work of the software for RGB?

 

[dj-electric]

Those have to be the most beautiful dimms ive seen so far.

 

[bug]

I know JEDEC is a little behind, but I hate it when DIMMs go above the standard 1.2V.

 

[cadaveca]

Is this kind of review interesting? of course not... nothing useful in review.
Where is the marking of chips?
Where the screenshots of data SPD taken by the software Thaiphoon Burner?
Where is overclocking?
Where is the demonstration of the work of the software for RGB?

Some brands have asked me to not disclose IC as IC may change over time, so no IC disclosure unless it is marked directly on the box.
Taiphoon Burner data is only useful to limited users. I could add back ASUS MemTweakIt Screeshots, but it doesn't work on this ASUS motherboard for some reason. Maybe in future reviews on new platform.
Overclocking is not guaranteed, removal of OC data also remove cherry-picking of review samples.
Software version provided to me is not available to public (I can't share it, either), so not included... no point showing end user something they cannot have. You can look at last Team Group NightHawk RGB review to see software.
Sorry for few results in review, but monitor died while in the middle of testing, invalidating data from past reviews.

 

[Nihilus]

$190 for 3000 mhz? No thanks. Please start testing Ram in a Ryzen system where the speed might make a performance difference.

 

[cadaveca]

$190 for 3000 mhz? No thanks. Please start testing Ram in a Ryzen system where the speed might make a performance difference.

One is planned, waiting on all the supporting parts. Thanks!

 

[Chaitanya]

No matter how much I dislike Crucial, atleast when it comes to controllable LEDs on RAMs they have their software situation sorted out properly unlike any other manufacturer.

 

[bogami]

I do not know what I'm reading Advertising or review. Poor! O yes, the lights are great you know ! 9.9 for lights is owerkill . What's missing is already written.

 

[Assimilator]

no point showing end user something they cannot have

And yet, you implicitly included it in your review. Which, by the way, is not representative of the final product, if "ordinary" users can't get hold of the same software. Which means the review itself is useless for those same users.

 

[ZenZimZaliben]

When did LED Lighting become the focus of memory module/kits? Where is over/underclocking, different timings, thermals...

 

[anubis44]

Do these run at 3000MHz, CL16 in any Ryzen systems? C'mon. The big switch to AMD is already underway. Let's see these tested in a Ryzen system, please.

 

[cadaveca]

Do these run at 3000MHz, CL16 in any Ryzen systems? C'mon. The big switch to AMD is already underway. Let's see these tested in a Ryzen system, please.

No they did not work well with AMD boards I have on hand, and no, they also do not work with some X299 boards and 7740X/7640X.

I can build an AMD memory test bench... which board do you think I should use?