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August 2009
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Tout d’abord sur la DDR3 en général, il semblerait que les performances ne dépendent pas des timings, mais soient plus sensibles aux fréquences. Sur la partie des tensions, ils semblent préférables en effet d’user...
Nous voici arrivé au terme de ce Puissexpress qui nous a permis dévaluer ce kit G.Skill Trident. Avant de parler des performances pures, un petit mot rapide sur son refroidisseur qui tire son nom des 3 lamelles daluminium créant un design s...
High capacity, Excellent headroom at CL9, Very good voltage scaling, Manages to run at 1600 MHz and CL7, Cool looking heatspreaders, Active and silent cooling with blue LED, Capable of CL8 and 1800 MHz at 1.5 V, Lifetime warranty
Price premium over 4 GB kit, Did not manage 2000 MHz CL8, Large heatspreaders may collide with some coolers, Will require an Intel i7 8XX series for the 2:12 divider to reach the speed, Simple packaging
For those who require a high capacity kit with the fastest speeds possible, the G.Skill Trident is an excellent choice. It does not only manage the 2000 MHz at CL9, but also allows you to push the system to the limit with a very healthy overclock at th...
Most of our memory shootouts are value-centric, focusing primarily on a chart that looks something like this: If this were an ordinary review, the above chart might even show up in the winning company’s advertisements. But that’s not going to happen t...
Extrait: How We Tested We tested the memory kits represented in this roundup on a system consisting of a P55 Express-based Asus P7P55D-E Premium motherboard, Intel Core i7-860 processor, and Nvidia GeForce GTX 280. We installed our OS of choice, Windows 7 Ultima...
Competitive price, No need to raise the voltage over JEDEC spec, runs just as well on 1.5 V, A bit of headroom above 2000 MHz, Interesting for those who push their base clock past 200 MHz, Nice heat spreaders, Every bump in CL gives you a noticeable speed...
Heat spreaders may get in the way of some CPU coolers, Not the fastest at tight timings, You better be able to push the rest of your system to get the most out of the memory, Boring packaging
The G.Skill Trident Series is part of the manufacturers high-end line. Even with the use of very high quality heat spreaders they manage to offer the kit at a very low price point, with tight timings for the speed advertised. Most other kits, especial...
S Even though I was unble to bring the speed of this memory up to its actual default state of 2000MHz, this memory performed exceptionally well. GSkill, is one of those companies that most of us know for reliablity, stability, and also being able to ov...
One thing we have to mention that we havent already is the build quality. Slapping two pieces of aluminum onto the side of a memory module isnt enough to stand out from the pack these days. While you cant really see the quality of the kit from pi...
Tall heatspreaders may interfere with some CPU coolers.
The first triple-channel DDR3 memory kit that we reviewed was a G.Skill PC3-12800 9-9-9 model that we praised largely for being one of the very least expensive on the market at that time while still offering respectable overclocking potential. While ou...
They stick to the Intel-recommended voltage level of 1.65v. Can run well over DDR3-1600 speeds with a CAS latency of 7. Good design, both in terms of looks and cooling functionality. Reasonably priced for DDR3-2000.
No headroom above 2000MHz. CL6 ability inexplicably low.
