RAM T-Force Xtreem 3600 MHz ARGB - the top memory for AMD and Intel

Team Group recently released a new line of RAM T-FORCE XTREEM ARGB, which has a mirror design and XMP profile, which allows virtually any user to overclock it even more. We managed to get ourselves two 3600MHz 8 GB strips for review, so let’s take a look.

The delivery box is pretty nice, made in a nice color palette. On the front you can see the image of the device itself, a frequency of 3600 MHz, a total capacity of 16 GB, and the main programs that will be “friends” with backlight: ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion 2.0, MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASROCK-Polychrome Sync.

On the reverse side are traditionally the advantages of the new product: suitable for both Intel and AMD; The latest ARGB backlight technologies are used; efficient cooling aluminum radiator and XMP memory overclocking profile, as well as a nice bonus in the form of a lifetime warranty.
There is also another box, the inner one, which is pulled out of the outer one – it is just black with the company logo. There are two slats, a sticker, an instruction and a napkin, to wipe the memory: the surface, of course, is very easily soiled. First of all, because the backlight diffuser, although transparent, has a glossy surface.

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The printed circuit board is black, in the middle in the upper part is the company logo, and under it is a glossy mirror strip. At the back there is the same diffuser, a sticker with the volume and marking of the memory, as well as the serial number and timings (CL16-16-16-39 1.45V). The dimensions of the modules are 48.7 x 133.7 x 8.1 mm.
Sticker removal is strongly discouraged if you value a lifetime warranty.
We have a model with a frequency of 3600 MHz, however, modules with frequencies of 3200 and 4000 MHz are also on sale. The voltage also varies in the range from 1.35V to 1.45V. The address backlight compatible with the above programs is not bright, so it won’t hit you hard in the eye if your PC is on the table.
Everything looks very nice and unusual.

Let’s move on to the tests. They were carried out on the processor Intel Core i9-9900k with motherboard ASUS ROG MAXIMUS XI FORMULA. At a frequency of 3600 Hz, the memory works with CL16-16-16-39 timings and a voltage of 1.45V.
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Cinebench

Acceleration was performed with increasing frequency without reducing timings. In current realities, it was possible to overclock the memory to a value of 3733 MHz without any problems. Everything is stable, the flight is normal. If you are a more experienced user, you can try to lower the timings and get even more impressive results.

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** Traditionally summarized. **

The T-Force Xtreem 3600 MHz ARGB is an excellent option that is suitable for use with both AMD and Intel. Plus there is overclocking potential, and any user will be able to figure out thanks to the embedded XMP profile. Another plus is the interesting appearance with addressable RGB LEDs, which will look great in the case of a gaming PC.
Well, the cherry on the cake is, of course, a lifetime guarantee. At the time of writing the review, our friends from the REGARD store cost about 13,000 rubles for such a kit. For fans of customizing their system unit, we think this is a great solution!

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