G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB DDR4 2400MHZ DESKTOP RAM

G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB DDR4 2400MHZ DESKTOP RAM

As The Latest Addition To The Classic G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB, G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB Series Is The Newest Dual-Channel DDR4 Memory Designed For Maximum Compatibility And Cutting-Edge Performance With The Latest Intel® Core™ Processors. Built With The Finest Components, Tested Under The Most Rigorous Conditions, And Offered In Five Color Options, G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB Is The Perfect Choice For Building A New Performance System Or For A Simple Memory Upgrade.

Blazing Fast Transfer Speed

Available In A Wide Range Of Frequency Options From Standard DDR4-2133MHz To A Blistering DDR4-4000MHz, Ripjaws V Lets You Enjoy A Faster Computing Experience For Gaming, Video & Image Editing, Rendering, And Data Processing.

Up To 128GB Ultra High Capacity

G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB Offers Various Capacity Configurations, Not Only With Modules Of 4GB And 8GB, But Also In Ultra-High 16GB Capacities For Up To 128GB (16GBx8). The Possibilities Are Endless!

Power Efficient

Designed With A Low Voltage Of 1.2V~1.35V At DDR4 Standard, This Lowers The Memory Voltage Requirement By 20% From DDR3 Memory Kits! Now Your System Can Perform Even Faster Without Becoming An Expensive Appliance Heater.

XMP 2.0 Support
Just Set And Go. Programmed With The Latest Intel XMP 2.0 Profiles, The Only Thing Between You And Extreme Performance Is A Simple Setting.

●︎ Capacity: 8GB

●︎ RAM type: DDR4

●︎ Bus speed: 2400MHz

●︎ Number of pin: 288-Pin

●︎ Voltage: 1.2V

**Product life time Warranty

G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB DDR4 2400MHZ DESKTOP RAM Review

In an ideal world, memory data rate limitations hinge on a CPU’s internal memory controller. But Intel’s desire to segment the market has driven the company to limit its processors based on chipset instructions. So if you want to overclock your CPU or your RAM, you’ll need a Z-series board, be that Z370 or the newer Z390. In contrast, buyers of H370- and B360-chipset motherboards get stuck with a max memory data rate of DDR4-2666. So what we’re investigating here is which modern 2666 kit is the best option for those buyers.

Buyers of the G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB kit get a pair of modules, a case badge, and a lifetime limited warranty that resembles every competitor in this series. The kit provides a single XMP configuration of CAS 15 at DDR4-2666, which only compares somewhat unfavorably to the 13-15-15 timings of its top competitor, the HyperX Predator DDR4-2666 16GB (HX426C13PB3K2/16). Both kits use 15 cycles for tRCD and tRP; the significance of those timings is explained in our PC Memory 101.

Having nothing better than DDR4-2133 CAS 15 to fall back on after you figure out either that your board doesn’t support XMP or your low-end CPU doesn’t support DDR4-2666 seems a bit harsh, though G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB at least uses the DDR4 standard 1.20 volts to assist boards in which the higher 1.35V setting may not be available. Enabling the higher data rate is simply a matter of enabling XMP when it’s available and the CPU is compliant, as outlined in our How to Choose the Right Memory.

We’re comparing the G.SKILL NT-SERIES 8GB to the same four kits seen in our previous DDR4-2666 review. Each kit stands out in its own way, the Kingston for being the last kit we’ve seen at this frequency to support CAS 13 timings, the Corsair kit being the last we’ve seen at this capacity to have two ranks of ICs per module, the Viper Gaming kit for being the only RGB in this series, and the Ballistix Sport for being the cheapest.

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