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Team Group T-Force Vulcan Z DDR4-3200 MHz CL16 2x8 GB

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Team Group is back with an aggressively priced memory kit: the T-Force Vulcan Z. The Vulcan Z has respectable specifications, a low-profile design, and a price that can't be beaten. How much memory can US$70 really get you?

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I would be interested if you test it with an AMD Ryzen 2 3000 CPU .I wanna see how these timings are going to effect the performance.plz add some more Ryzen testing with this ram.
 
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3733 MHz at 1.35 volts is pretty solid.
 
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Doesn't seem to stand out a lot from other 3200MHz kits @ CL16.

I just bought a Ballistix Elite 16GB 3600MHz CL16 Hynix-M Micron E-die kit on Prime Day. I want to see how it stacks up to my lowered timing 3200MHz CL16 Samsung E-Die.

A shame about some games being dropped from benchmarks. Like Fallout 4, which sees sizable gains from increased RAM clock speed.
 
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70$?
A quick check a couple days ago told me crappiest 2X8GB kits were running above 120€ here and decent ones starting at 150€+...
 
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One thing I REALLY LOATHE about consumer memory is xmp being used as the rated advertised speed, it's almost like false advertising. It would be very nice and eliminate a lot of confusion if they listed the highest non-xmp speed, and then the xmp speed after that or something.
 
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Doesn't seem to stand out a lot from other 3200MHz kits @ CL16.

I just bought a Ballistix Elite 16GB 3600MHz CL16 Hynix-M Micron E-die kit on Prime Day. I want to see how it stacks up to my lowered timing 3200MHz CL16 Samsung E-Die.

A shame about some games being dropped from benchmarks. Like Fallout 4, which sees sizable gains from increased RAM clock speed.

Yup, no idea why anyone would buy anything but E-die kits when it's same or lower price versus everything else at DDR4-3000/3200.
 
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