Patriot Memory Viper Elite II DDR4 2x8GB PVE2416G360C0K
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Patriot Memory Viper Elite II DDR4 2x8Gb is highly regarded for its good design and performance, with users appreciating its unobtrusive appearance and low-profile heatsinks. Many users have successfully overclocked the RAM, achieving higher speeds with reduced timings, though some noted that cooling becomes an issue when overclocked excessively. The RAM is praised for its value for money, offering a good price for its potential. While some configurations experienced issues with XMP profiles, the overall feedback is positive, with users recommending it for both gaming and general use. However, it's advised to avoid extreme overclocking to prevent overheating.
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I bought a 2666 MHz kit, for a couple of random movements in the BIOS, it wound up at 3333 MHz with timings 16-18-36, 1.36V. The throughput suits me personally, the latency only gives up a little. I think if you still poshamanit then it will get up at 3600. Good performance Unobtrusive design, just what you need from memory Good price for its potential Not found yet |
Hynix chips. It started at 3200. The timings are pressed well. Design Nothing |
The best RAM in the world! Configured in BIOS in 5 minutes from 4000MHz to 4200MHz and reduced timings The cooling is weak if you overclock. But if you don't want to overclock, then better cooling isn't necessary (overclocked to 5000, it just melted). |
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