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Team Group T-Force Night Hawk Legend RGB DDR4-3200 CL14 2x8GB

Black Haru

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Featuring Team Group's iconic Night Hawk heat spreader design, an addressable RGB light bar, and incredible XMP performance, the T-Force Night Hawk Legend RGB is aiming for a top spot on your memory wish list.

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Thats som aggressive timings :0
 
Does the software read ICs temperature?
 
I wonder, why you didn't test this ram also on AMD platform?

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Black Haru said:
Team Group released this kit for the Z390 platform.
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it doesn't mean restricting yourself to test on a very specific platform, let say Intel.
The reader that comes from AMD platform would be delighted if you also provide the result on AMD side.
 
tamw said:
I too whould like to see a AMD test still, and overclocking results for both platforms.
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SIGSEGV said:
it doesn't mean restricting yourself to test on a very specific platform, let say Intel.
The reader that comes from AMD platform would be delighted if you also provide the result on AMD side.
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You are right, and this deserves a more thorough explanation. Testing for any given component is as standardized as possible. In order for results to be valid and useful the number of variables must be reduced to a minimum. This means using the same test bed for each and every product. For example: posting test results of this memory kit tested in an X470 board using a Ryzen 2600X in the same graphs as all the other kits tested on a Z390 board using an i9 9900k would not give any useable insights as to how this kit performs compared to others on the X470 platform.

What I am reading from you is that you want a second page of performance results for all kits on an AMD platform. I will consider this in future reviews, but you must understand that this effectively doubles the workload for each review. I am not sure this is worth the effort, though I am willing to explore the idea. I will try it out on a future review, or perhaps do an article specifically on the performance differences between the two platforms.

As for overclocking, that is more simple. I will include overclocking results in future reviews.

Turmania said:
What about the price?
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The price as of the writing of the review was around US $226. Pricing information is displayed on the conclusion page of all reviews.
 
"The 16 GB (2x 8 GB) T-Force NIGHT HAWK Legend RGB DDR4 3600 MHz kit is available for around US$226."

Shouldn't that be 3200Mhz?
 
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