TEAM DELTA RGB BLACK 8GB 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM

TEAM DELTA RGB BLACK 8GB 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM

Team DELTA RGB BLACK 8GB Desktop Ram Main Features ofFull frame 120° ultra wide angle lighting.Built in Force Flow RGB lighting effect.Aluminum alloy heat spreader with asymmetric minimalist design.Supports T-FORCE Blitz control (Beta version).Supports ASUS Aura Sync software synchronization.Latest JEDEC RC 2.0 PCB.Energy saving 1.2V~1.4V ultra low working voltage.Supports XMP2.0 one click overclocking technology.QVL approved by all mainstream motherboard manufacturers.

TEAM DELTA RGB BLACK 8GB 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM Review

It might surprise some of you to know that Team Group have actually been around since 1997, founded in Taiwan. Perhaps best known, now, for their array of PC components (most notably memory and SSDs), Team Group’s portfolio actually expands to USB drives, SD/Micro SD cards, mobile peripherals (such as hubs), high quality cabling, and even enterprise orientated storage/memory. That’s quite a range (and it goes further). Today, then, we have some RGB memory to be looking at. Unlike bringing RGB to SSD’s (something, I believe, that Team Group can claim to be ‘the first’ on), RGB on DRAM has been a thing for a while, but it is becoming increasingly commonplace to the point where any custom build beyond the $1250 USD range, will likely use RGB memory. In fact, Krzysztof even said that RGB was basically becoming standard on DDR4 modules nowadays, and I’m highly inclined to agree.

DELTA RGB BLACK 8GB product today is actually a collab between Team and Asus, and those who’ve been around for… well, any length of time, will immediately recognise Asus’ well known ‘TUF’ branding on both of these products. I have never quite been able to work out Asus’ TUF range, as it sits very separate from their top stack products, and even their ‘ROG’ line. TUF is a line all on its own, and is often easy to pick out. Built ‘heavy’, with an emphasis on rugged looks. To give the product its full name, we have the Team Group Delta RGB TUF DDR4 for review. 16GB, 3200Mhz. The product page for this I will link here.

DELTA RGB BLACK 8GB range actually goes as far down as DDR4 2400, which – for current Intel and AMD platforms – is below the JDEC specification, which sits at DDR4 2933Mhz for both chip makers. What we have here lies at the top of Team’s product stack, coming in at a CAS latency of 16 (more specifically, 16-18-18-38). I already have my theories, therefore, on what DDR4 chips this kit of memory uses, but I will reserve any pre-judgement or speculation for now.

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