G Skill Tridentx F3 2400c10d 16gtx

It'south Not the Fastest, Until It's TridentX!

Memory Frequency World Record at DDR3 4404MHz

Retentiveness Frequency World Record at DDR3 4404MHz
Breaking the highest DDR3 speed world record at a staggering 4404MHz in 2013, G.SKILL TridentX series is known as the globe's most powerful and fastest DDR3 retentiveness available on the market. Named after the powerful weapon of Poseidon, Greek God of the Seas, Grand.SKILL TridentX is imbued with extreme overclocking capabilities waiting to exist unleashed in your system.

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Features

Removable Heat Spreader Fin

The Thousand.SKILL TridentX series features a removable oestrus spreader fin to improve your cooling options. With the oestrus spreader fin, the increased surface surface area keeps the retention libation. Alternatively, with a arrangement that already has a sufficient cooling solution, the fins can be removed to suit massive CPU coolers or other customized cooling solutions.

Removable Heat Spreader Fin

Extreme Performance

Farthermost overclockers and PC enthusiasts look no further, G.SKILL's TridentX DDR3 retentiveness will push your system to an unimaginable limit. Not only available at ultra high frequencies of 2400MHz, 2600MHz, 2666MHz, 2800MHz and 3000MHz, only also bachelor with extremely low timings at 2133MHz CL9, 1866MHz CL8, and 1600MHz CL7!

Intel XMP Support

Thousand.SKILL DDR3 memory come with the latest Intel XMP standard developed for Intel platform. Information technology provides PC enthusiasts an entirely trouble-gratuitous overclocking experience to boost their Intel systems for extreme levels of performance, while retaining system stability.

Lifetime Warranty

All M.SKILL memory products come with a lifetime warranty and the One thousand.SKILL technical squad is e'er ready to provide consumers with consummate technical support via online forums, telephone and e-mail.

Awards

Editor's Choice at Techpowerup

If you follow my posts on the forums, you lot'll detect that I consider myself one of Corsair'southward biggest fans, only those feelings were thrown completely out of whack when I received this kit from Yard.Skill. The G.Skill F3-2666C11Q-16GTXD kit managed to completely amaze me with its quality and clocking power, and I barbarous in beloved after checking its price. You cannot observe a 4 x 4GB 2666MHz kit for less correct now unless information technology's been put on auction. This kit manages to overcome any operation deficiencies with flexibility and great overhead. At stock, I managed to vanquish my trusty Corsair Dominator Platinum kit with a fiddling bit of tweaking. Overclocked, the Thousand.Skill F3-2666C11Q-16GTXD kit managed to go merely as high without a boost in voltage. That is just outright fantastic.

Editor's Pick at Neoseeker

Editor's Choice at Neoseeker

G. Skill'southward 2400 MHz Trident X kit put on an impressive brandish of operation, easily overcoming the contest in all but four of the benchmarks used. Unfortunately, the retention was bottlenecked by the processor -- limiting the overclock to a 104 bclk and leaving us with a final overclock of 2218MHz and timings of 10-12-12-31 2T. Paired with a 3rd generation Intel processor, G. Skill's 2400 MHz Trident X kit would have benefited profoundly from the increased bandwidth and has the potential to hit 2500MHz with some fine tuning.

Gold Award at OverClockersClub

G.Skill's Trident X line-up comes with kits that range from the 2400MHz kit we are looking at to a 2800MHz kit for massive retentiveness speeds and the associated bandwidth that is a hallmark of higher speed bins. It seems that Grand.Skill is most definitely targeting the upkeep overclocker with this set up of Trident X modules. A $99 price tag for 2400MHz-rated modules is a welcome sight subsequently seeing huge toll tags just a few months back for cas8 and ix modules binned higher up 2133MHz. The Trident X are modules that perform well and deliver some overhead for a little bit more tweaking and come with 1000.Skill'southward lifetime warranty. Splendid looks bated, the Trident X would make a good addition to whatsoever system and have the flexibility to exist cooled in multiple ways.