Introduction

Neo Forza is one of the newer manufacturers of DRAM memory modules and flash memory products in the consumer market. Under the guidance of parent company Goldkey, Neo Forza is a Taiwanese company founded in 2018 that focuses on enthusiast-grade products.

Neo Forza has a number of established successful products, of which its memory lineup is the largest. The Neo Forza Faye line is designed to meet the needs of PC enthusiasts. The company prides itself for selecting high-quality chips in a strict filtering process, with the Encke, Faye, Finlay, and Mars SKUs covering the needs of every user type. The Faye SKU ranges from 3000 MT/s to 5000 MT/s and has listed DIMM sizes of 8 GB, 16 GB, and 32 GB. In this review, we will cover the Neo Forza Faye DDR4-3200 (2x 32 GB) kit rated for 3200 MT/s.

Currently, 32 GB DIMMs are the highest density commercially available outside of the enterprise market. High-density modules fall into a niche sector of the consumer market. This is because the amount of system memory required for ordinary daily tasks is likely to be fairly low in both meanings of the word. Que the prosumer! Not the average gamer, but rather software developer, graphic designers, and video editors need more system memory at their disposal.


The Neo Forza Faye DDR4-3200 64 GB kit I have for review today has am XMP profile with 16-18-18-36 timings at 1.35 V. In this review, we will be testing the memory at its advertised speed before looking into what a bit of tuning can give us in terms of extra performance. Without further ado, let's now see how this Neo Forza Faye kit stacks up to the competition!

Specifications

Packaging

The Neo Forza Faye DDR4-3200 comes in a blister pack with a sheet of paper behind the memory. The packaging itself has the company name in the top-left corner in bold letters. All the information about the actual memory can be found on the sticker for each DIMM module. Flip the blister pack around and the back has a bit more information about Neo Forza's mission statement and barcode.


Removing the memory from the packaging was easy as it pulls apart with little force. As seen previously, each DIMM is held firmly in place to avoid scuffing during transportation.