websmile

Please add a picture of the cards according to the rules^^ - tyia

Not bad :D

Let´s hope it helps

Up

Hi, up for sale are the following items 1. G.Skill Trident Z Royal Silver DDR4-4000C15-16-16-36 1,50V Not available in europe up to date as far as I saw, not even pre listed at Geizhals. Impressive clockers, 4600C17 1T and 4800C18 2T worked easily on Apex XI, fast tests on benchsettings showed 4133C12 1,96v and 4800C14 1,95V GB3. In box 2. G.Skill Trident Z Royal Silver DDR4-4000C15-16-16-36 1,50V Practically identical to #1, not available in europe up to date as far as I saw, not even pre listed at Geizhals. Impressive clockers, 4600C17 1T and 4800C18 2T worked easily on Apex XI, fast tests on benchsettings showed 4133C12 1,96v and 4800C14 1,95V GB3. In box 3. 2x8GB G.Skill Trident Z Royal Gold DDR4-4000C17-17-17-37 1,35v kit#1 Like new, 4600C17 1T easy, 4133C12 and 4800C14 (1,94v) work as well. In box 4. 2x8GB G.Skill Trident Z Royal Gold DDR4-4000C17-17-17-37 1,35v kit#2 Also capable of 4133C12 and 4800C14 (1,97v) at slightly higher minmum voltage, very good daily oc possible. In box 5. 2x8GB G.Skill Trident Z black DDR4-4400C19-19-19-39 1,40V New, tested for 4133C12 and 4800C14, very reliable bench kit wbut not tested for daily oc apart from specs 6. 2x8GB G.Skill Trident Z Royal Gold DDR4-4000C17-17-17-37 1,35v kit#3 A bit older from 2019, tested for 4800 c14 1,89v, boots and runs cb15 on apex xi 4266c12 1T at 1,99v. Boxed with sticker 7. 2x8GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-3600C16-16-16-36 Barely used, checked once for 4133 c12 gb3, but mainly used at a backup system. In blister 8. 2x16GB Trident Z Royal Silber DDR4-4000 C19-19-19-39 New, tested fast for 4000c17 and 4133c17-17 at 1,35v auto subs. I forgot I have a second, identical kit lent out so this can go. In box with accessory 9. Intel Core i7 8086K boxed wof limited edition Complete in box, not modified (no delidd or lapping done) and not bent, top condition, might as well be a collectors item. Used for some memory review, capable of 4266c12 and 4800C14 on AIO with acceptable voltage at least, I did not pump too much volts on sa and io because cooling limits my passion for this. 10. 2x8GB Galax Hall of Fame DDR4-4800C19-26-26-46 1,50V Very strong mems, tested on Z390 Apex XI for 4800C14 tight 1,95v minimum GB3 etc, without vtt tuning they scaled up to 2,06v. Handling is quite easy, on Z490 1T with tight rtls no problem, but for real tight timings I needed air flow via fan. One of the sticks has remains of vaseline from an old validation test of first owner. 11. 2x8GB Galax Hall of Fame DDR4-4800 C19-26-26-46 1,50v Like kit 1 extremely strong but a lot harder to handle. Tested on Z390 Apex XI for 4800 C14 1.93v minimum up to 2,065v. Also capable of tight timings 1T on Z490, also air flow is needed for real tight settings. Both sticks have remains of vaseline from validation tests by first owner. 12. 2x8GB Corsair Vengenace LPX DDR4-4266 C19-26-26-46 1,40V Strongest a1 kit especially by Corsair I have seen so far, on z490 easy 1,94v GB3 at 4133c12, 2.06v was OK for R15 at 4266C12, GB3 might work as well with stronger IMC or finetuning, I used these only for compability tests on Apex XII. Should be an excellent asset for older AMD or Intel fans that hate A2. In box with fan 13. Intel Corei9 10900KF boxed wof Used to check the new S.1200 platform but I decided to go with an i7 which is enough for my needs. Full warranty, no modifications, in box 14. G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-4000C15-16-16-36 1,50V new (3 Kits) Brand new directly from Taiwan, ´these are not available in europe and most likely also never will be sold here in larger quantities. Excellent B-die bin, week 27 and tested for specs, I also tested one kit for 4800C14 to be 100% sure these are B-die. I currently do not bin memory anymore so I sell them new and tested for specs for highend gaming rigs 15. 2x8GB G.Skill TridentZ Royal Silver DDR4-4000C15-16-16-36 1,50V (new) New from Taiwan, tested to work. Week 27 2020, ICs are B-die, in box with sticker and cloth 16. 2x8GB TeamGroup Xtreem ARGB DDR4-3600 B14-15-15-36 1,45V Review kit, tested for daily settigs like 4133c15 and 4800C18 32m but also for 4133c12 and 4800c14-13 GB3. For more info check my review here. In box 17. 2x8GB G.Skill TridentZ RGB DDR4-4133C17 1,40v March 2020, one of two follow up sn kits (ends 21/22) I got that do really strong and which are last batch I really tested. 4800C14 1,865v GB3 on Apex XI, 4800C17-18-18 Spi 32m 1,50v. In box 18. 2x8GB G.Skill TridentZ RGB DDR4-4133C17 1,40v March 2020, one of two follow up sn kits (ends 23/24) I got that do really strong and which are last batch I really tested. 4800C14 1,91v GB3 on Apex XI, 4700C17-17-17 Spi 32m 1,50v. In box Prices (shipping not included) 1. 275 Euros sold 2. sold 3. 240 Euros sold 4. 225 Euros sold 5. 210 Euros sold 6. 325 Euro sold 7. 90 Euro sold 8. sold 9. sold elsewhere 10. 290 Euros sold 11. 320 Euros sold 12. 150 Euros sold 13. 495 Euros sold 14. 200 Euros per Kit all kits sold elsewhere 15. 250 Euros sold 16. 220 Euros sold 17. sold 18. sold Items are located in germany, currently I sell to eu only which is normally 15 Euros with dhl, get a quote nontheless bc of current situation, I have to check prices and options for sure. Payment with Paypal friends and family only, depending on location a bank transfer within germany for example might be possible

Now the eventual real last bump for sure^^

I don´t think these are special, they are useful for daily and might be strong on amd but I have no use for them

Arriba

Powered by Souvlaki ?

#2 sold, payment received

Thanks, I dropped prices and will donate 50% of the money I get for the kits on top of my donation this easter I already made to local animal shelter. So let´s make another final bump

Final bump

Easy ?

Upp

Must have been bad handling most likely ??

The performance data of the kit: 10-Layer A2 layout PCB, Samsung B-die ICs and DDR4-3600 C14-15-15-35 at 1.45v deposited as XMP. 2. The tests Test system Intel Core i7-8086K @ AIO Asus Maximus XI Apex Seasonic Focus 1050W Nvidia 630GT Team group Xtreem DDR4-3600C14 ARGB Low Voltage (24/7 compatible) After a quick test on the XMP values, it quickly became clear that there was still room for improvement in the clock and timing. Based on this, I made the first tests with a maximum of 1.5v, which is still acceptable for daily use at Samsung. As expected, the XMP on DDR4-3600 ran smoothly with CR1T, so I set out to tackle bigger challenges. DDR4-4000 C15-15-15-38 CR1 ran through Memtest86 and all test benchmarks like SuperPi 32M, Geekbench 3, Cinebench R11.5 also ran with tightened sub-timings. At Cas 15 I finally reached stable DDR4-4133, but after that I had to switch to Cas 16 and CR2T to get ahead. Amazingly, the set values from C16-16-16-38 to DDR4400 were stable, at 1.5 volts, and even DDR4-4500 booted but could no longer be brought into Windows. In the end, I managed to push the absolute limit of my storage controller. With the DDR4-4800 C18-18-18-42 CR2T with auto-subtimings, I was able to complete a complete benchmark course. As a brief interim conclusion, it can be said that the DDR4-3600 ARGB was able to distance itself from the DDR4-4500 8Pack Edition that I tested a while ago on the same platform, a surprising result. High Voltage (per benchmark use) For benchmark use on platforms like UL (ex Futuremark) or Hwbot, DDR4-4000c12 and higher have been standard for years and I therefore also tested these settings. DDR-4000 C12 was not a challenge, DD4-4133 C12-12-12-28 ran with 1T and 1.98V for Geekbench 3 and other comparable tests, SuperPi 32m also ran with 1.99V. Since DDR-4600C14 and higher are now part of the bench routine of enthusiasts and professional overclockers in the bench circus with A2-PCB layout memory, I naturally also made a short test on these settings. DDR4-4800 C14-14-14-28 and C14-13-13-28 ran stable through multiple tests at 1.98-1.99 volts. In addition, these settings are not only usable for everyday use because of the high voltage. On the Intel Z170-390 platform, Samsung B-based memory completely lose stability with full memory utilization in 64-bit systems, which is why no mem test was carried out, but the usable amount of memory in Windows was again reduced to 2.5 GB or less. Conclusion. The Teamgroup Xtreem T-Force ARGB DDR4-3600C14 are exceptional even today, when many manufacturers rely on RGB effects. The concept of subtly illuminating the Rams from the inside via translucent PCB cover is new, extremely appealing and innovative. This model series currently has a very attractive unique selling point, plus the idea was implemented excellently and with intelligence. The side with the chips is further cooled by the heat spreader, the side without is used for a very attractive effect. The model was also completely convincing in terms of pure performance, both in the area up to DDR4-4133, in which most enthusiasts move, and above that, the memory presented itself as competitive and, in some cases, outstanding. In contrast to its "brothers" with DDR4-3200-4000 rating, Geizhals has not yet listed the price in the price comparison, but should be offered competitively if we see the other models in relation to competitors, and as usual, Teamgroup offers its limited lifetime warranty as a guarantee. In terms of performance, I can fully recommend the modules, the look appeals to me personally, but as usual, this should be in the eye of the beholder. Finally, I can, with a clear conscience, make a clear recommendation for the new ARGB, they enrich the storage market and are a serious alternative for enthusiasts and modders Rating: 9/10 Many thanks to TeamGroup for providing the test sample and to the readers of this test for their time.

Welcome to my introduction to the Teamgroup Xtreem ARG DDR4-3600C14 2x8GB memory kit. The main points of this small review are optics, the components used and short tests on the clock behavior of the memory. 1. Manufacturer, optics and specifications Teamgroup has been in the market as a manufacturer of DRam and storage products for around twenty years. The manufacturer has been known for special overclocking modules for almost as long; team group was already one of the providers of particularly high-volume series such as the DDR1-500 Cronus and other, even more specified series in DDR1 times. The XTreem DDR2-1200 and 1300 series are still legendary today, and the tradition of these includes the XTreem series today. The Xtreem ARGB DDR4-3600 C14-15-15-35 (TF10D416G3600HC14CDC01) are the flagship of the new ARGB series from the T-Force Division. In times when RGB is also offered in a variety of ways for working memory, they represent a new concept. Instead of flashing LEDs on the top of the module, the ARGB series relies on polished, dark heat spreaders which are translucent. This means that the LEDs on the modules illuminate practically the entire module in subtle colors with changing effects, in addition a transparent T-Force logo and a small XTreem ARGB lettering stand out. The modules are single sided, the side on which the chips are is cooled by a black aluminum heat-conducting plate so that the RGB effect is only there in a weakened form via the top. The pictures, partly taken in the dark without flash, show the concept of these effects, at least in the beginning, despite the moderate quality. A small sticker reveals the specifications, part and serial number. This comes packaged in a storage tray which comes in a cardboard box with further information about the manufacturer and the product.

#1 sold - PSA, shipping from germany to some countries outside europe not possible atm and to usa for example dhl asks 16 euros premium on top of their already criminal prices, so I will sell eu wide only for last kits. I hope this is understandable at current situation

No - 4000c18-22 are Hynix 99% and even stuff like 4400 19-25 is confirmed hynix lately. 4400 19-19 should still be Samsung, on 4000c19 I am not sure but in theory also these should still be B-die.

There are rumours they try to bait retired ocers with this Seriously, one point is that they were said to sell out B-die after they went for a lot of other ics real early for 3733 and above models, plus they are hit and miss even more than other vendors.

Good morning from Racoon city ?

Morning up for sale are three working B-die kits, two duals, one quad, all by G.Skilll 1. 4x8GB G.Skill Trident Z DDR4-3866C18 Genuine quad kit, all sticks are capable to run 4133, 4200 and 4266 C12-11 GB3. A0/A1 PCB, ideal for x299 as well. 2, 2x8GB G.Skill Trdient Z DDR4-3866C18 Dual kit, I found a screenshot of 4133c12 2,04v GB3 and 4266 C12 screen, never fully tested. A1(A0 3. 2x8GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4-3600C16-16 Barely used, they were in a randomly used backup system. A1/0 PCB, those were sold but buywer backed out due to being broke. Prices (shipping not included) 1. 325 Euros sold 2. 100 Euros sold 3. 90 Euros Items are located in germany, shipping in eu is 15 Euros, for other destinations ask for a quote. Paypal is prefered means of payment, buyer covers fees or gift payment

When you still benched you uploaded less stuff - time to leave you a reminder ???

Gigelz roaming the streets on the hunt for golden cpus - corona compliant