Thermaltake TOUGHRAM RGB 2x8Gb R009D408GX2-4600C19A

gold standard

Thermaltake ToughRAM RGB is the flagship series of DDR4 RAM, represented exclusively by paired whales with a total volume of 16 to 64 GB and a frequency of 3000 to 4600 MHz. It has gold-plated connectors with increased resistance to corrosion, so it comes with a lifetime warranty. Thick-walled metal radiators with black or white colour are equipped with intelligent RGB lighting, consisting of ten addressable LEDs with a palette of 16.8 million colours.

Command with your voice

The backlight is controlled using applications from motherboard manufacturers or one of the more functional Thermaltake proprietary applications (ToughRAM Software, TT RGB Plus, NeonMaker), which allow you to adjust the colour and intensity dependence on the temperature inside the computer — the hotter, the brighter. Or you can just trust one of the ready-made glow profiles, for example, a smooth transfusion of all the colours of the rainbow. Additionally implemented voice control.

Automatic overclocking

The younger versions of Thermaltake ToughRAM RGB with a frequency of up to 3600 MHz, built on Hynix C-die chips, are primarily suitable for owners of PCs with AMD Ryzen 2000 and 3000-series processors. You don't have to manually select the optimal ratio of frequency, timings and supply voltage — automatic XMP overclocking is activated by literally pressing one button in the BIOS menu.

Room for experimentation

Users of computers with an AMD Ryzen 4000 processor, as well as an Intel Core 8, 9 or 10 generation, are better suited for RAM with a frequency of 4000 MHz and higher. The top version of Thermaltake ToughRAM RGB based on the latest Hynix D-die chips has a factory frequency of 4600 MHz with timings CL19-26-26-45 and a supply voltage of 1.5 V, but it can even be manually overclocked to 4733 MHz. Thermaltake also has other noteworthy RAM in its assortment: the inexpensive glowing Z-One RGB 3200 MHz and the conservative ToughRAM 3600 MHz without backlight.