Team XTREEM 8GB 3200 MHz ARGB DDR4 Gaming RAM

Team XTREEM 8GB 3200 MHz ARGB DDR4 Gaming RAM

Team XTREEM 8GB 3200MHz Gaming Memory full mirror reflection design concept leads the world in RGB gaming memory design and creates an incomparable RGB lighting effect. With colorful mirror design, the luminous memory allows the T-FORCE XTREEM ARGB to present the ultimate texture of optical technology.

Penetrating light, Cold light ARGB

T-FORCE XTREEM ARGB DDR4 Gaming Memory uses the principles of optical reflection and penetrating light guide, so luminous area of the entire module can be maximized through the mirror finish process design and let the light at the bottom passed through directly to present multi layers of the beauty of the reflective optics.

Selected IC chips, Stable and durable

The IC chip made for TEAMGROUP Team XTREEM 8GB 3200MHz Gaming Memory is selected through a rigorous testing process. Each of them is tested for complete compatibility and stability. This offers gamers a DDR4 gaming memory with excellent quality, optimal performance, stability and compatibility.

High performance, Low power consumption, Easy upgrade

In addition to the increase in data transfer rate, the basic working voltage of the new generation of upgraded DDR4 memory is also decreased to 1.2V. This desktop memory is energy saving, high performance and low power consumption.

Supports Intel XMP, Auto overclocking

Team XTREEM 8GB 3200MHzGaming Memory is plug and play ready. Overclocking can be super easy without the hassle of manually adjusting the BIOS. It is compatible with both Intel & AMD platform, therefore gamers can build their system without worries.

T-FORCE XTREEM ARGB Gaming Memory Modules Supports Variety Kinds of Controlled Software

Team XTREEM 8GB 3200MHz memory module supports ASUS Aura Sync / GIGABYTE RGB Fusion 2.0 / MSI Mystic Light Sync / ASROCK-Polychrome Sync software. These lightning controlled software allows gamers to control lighting effects and lighting synchronization with T-FORCE XTREEM ARGB luminous memory module. It creates a unique, dazzling color aesthetics and offers a brilliant RGB system!

Team XTREEM 8GB 3200MHz ARGB DDR4 Gaming RAM Review

As to how relevant you fins a kit with timings as fast as we’ve tested versus a cheaper Cl16 or Cl18 kit is up to you, but the results show that does make a difference, as tiny as it is. At CL14 the Team Group T-Force XTREME ARGB kit is pretty spectacular if you ask me on a personal level. The Samsung B-die ICs once again put the proof in the pudding. Mind you that we deliberately tested the kit on a Ryzen platform, and we simply had no stability issue. We enabled XMP, and from there onwards, all was up and running. Overall we feel that Team Group offers a terrific DDR4 memory series with the 3600 MHz kit as tested. Personally I’d opt the 3200 MHz CL14 version of this kit, as the performance difference really will not be that big, but the price lower. With 3200 MHz CL14 on any intel or Ryzen system, really you’re there.

As good as the kit was performance/latency wise, it gets even better on aesthetics. I am still a little fascinated each time just looking at the DIMMs, exquisite is the word that keeps returning to my mind. I also understand that aesthetics are a subjective thing, so not everybody will agree with me. But man, I find these puppies so incredibly stylish.

The DIMMs we tested today are two high-density 8GB DIMM modules with Hynix A-Die ICs and, as such, it is good to see that this kit can quite easily run a 4000 MHz frequency on our platform. Our kit does so with what is considered fast latency timings (CL18) and a 1.35 Voltage. Remember though: As soon as you go higher than DDR4-3733, a 2:1 multiplier will kick in and Infinity Fabric starts working at half the memory clock frequency. The 2:1 multiplier switches on at DDR4-3733 so do keep in mind that it will have an effect on the speed at which the various core complexes within the CPU can communicate with each other. For the best overall system performance, we recommend DDR4-3600 speed as the best maximum. If you’re an overclocker then the result is that you can tweak the memory much further than you’re used too.

You’ve seen the numbers, as mentioned we promote faster CL rating for AMD Ryzen, the performance benefits otherwise in frequency are often quite trivial at best when coming from 3200 MHz, low latency memory is more costly though. As to how much the small performance benefit is worth it for you, only you can decide of course. The kit as presented today will be a more valuable product, available in 3200, 3600 and 4000 MHz. We’d advise 3600 as your maximum frequency as a choice of memory.  If you are a gamer 3200 MHz, CL14 is a better investment over 3600 MHz CL16/CL18. Team Group offers them both so you get choices not only in frequency but also in latency. With our tested kit, we enable the XMP profile in your (updated) BIOS and it just runs at the advertised specification, we had no issues stability wise, neither did we run into weird boot behavior or anything like that. We’ve tested the kit on an ASUS and Ryzen 7 3800X / MSI X570 motherboard, both brands worked fine. Next to the excellent performance of this kit, really the release is all about that fantastic ARGB design, we are impressed, very much so. And sure looks are a subjective thing, but looking at the DIMMs in real-life with that subtly rainbow fading animation, it’s just gorgeous. Also, ARGB means you can control the LED system with motherboard software. But yes the default already kicks ass. The one remark I have is the T-Force logo at the top side of the DIMMS, such witch such premium DIMMs at hand that could have been more subtle if you ask me. other then that, it’s a top pick.

At the time of writing, we have not seen prices on these DIMMs, so I need to leave that open for now. I doubt this will be cheap though.

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