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Team Group T-Force DARK ROG 3000 MHz DDR4

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Today, we take a look at Team Group's ROG Certified DARK series of DIMMs from their T-Force line-up of enthusiast-oriented DDR4 DIMMs. These ROG Certified DIMMs have a special secret; read on to find out what that is!

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So did you test these in a non-ROG board to see what xmp profiles were available?
 
FR@NK said:
So did you test these in a non-ROG board to see what xmp profiles were available?
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Of Course. Here's screenshots from the system they are in now:


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Erm, the Cinebench score metrics are switched up. CPU score is in FPS and in should be in points, and GPU vica-versa.
 
Negative: NO LEDs? Wow, and here I thought that people were mostly annoyed by the LED overkill on hardware these days. I certainly wouldn't buy LED RAM, especially since it seems that on most RAMs they can't even be disabled.

But hey, as long as they do not count against the review score :)
 
Warrgarbl said:
Negative: NO LEDs? Wow, and here I thought that people were mostly annoyed by the LED overkill on hardware these days. I certainly wouldn't buy LED RAM, especially since it seems that on most RAMs they can't even be disabled.

But hey, as long as they do not count against the review score :)
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It's also a positive ;)
 
I have had several HyperX kits that had 2 XMP profiles, and that is just marvelous! (really miss it on my Gskills, because the single XMP profile is not viable)
 
Just an idea, maybe throw Fallout 4 into the 3d perfomance page. Its a fairly popular game that is speed sensitive.

Nice review
 
I like to think that the "NO LEDs" part is a well considered hit to people to ST*U about RGB lighting as an actual valueable general feature. By all means buy RGB kits if you want but forcing prices up for something that in 95%+ will be in a closed or away from eye-sight case is not freaking cool...
 
Hmmm it name scheme remembered me with Biostar T-Force series, odd...

Or did Team and Biostar work together now?
 
Is this single rank or dual rank memory? This information should be mandatory...
 
pokazene_maslo said:
Is this single rank or dual rank memory? This information should be mandatory...
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dual rank. And you are right, this might be important for those into OC, but I do not see these sticks are being a real option for OC'ers that are serious. These sticks are for those that want an easy "plug-and-play" experience. I mean, why does memory need an extra profile? Not for OC'ers...


But thanks for feedback, you are right for sure that this is an important thing.
 
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