GAMMIX D35's composed and understated triangular outline is specifically designed for gamers with unique personalities and its low-profile heatsink allows for easy installation in small chassis. The GAMMIX D35 has undergone strict selection and screening procedures, passing reliability and compatibility tests, and delivers a strong and durable product that epitomizes the highest of quality! The GAMMIX D35 is compatible with the latest AMD platforms and supports Intel XMP 2.0 overclocking, providing gamers with excellent overclocking performance. GAMMIX D35 Performance Gaming, DDR4 Module capacity 16GB, Quantity 1 3200 MHz, 288-pin DIMM CL 16, Memory timings 16-20-20 Nominal voltage 1.35 V, Colour Black
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The Patriot PVSR416G360C0 is a 16 GB DDR4-3600 memory module (PC4-28800) from the Viper Steel RGB series. The 288-pin unbuffered DIMM supports a latency of 20-26-26-46 at 3600 MHz and requires 1.35 volts of voltage. A feature of the Viper Steel RGB series is the adjustable RGB LED lighting. Intel's XMP version 2.0 is supported. Type DDR4 Color black EAN 0814914027912 Manufacturer no. PVSR416G360C0 Viper Steel RGB series Capacity 16GB Number 1 piece DIMM design Lighting color RGB Profiles INTEL XMP (version 2.0) 288-pin connector Voltage 1.35 volts Standard DDR4-3600 (PC4-28800) Physical clock 1800 MHz Timings CAS Latency (CL) 20 Timings RAS-to-CAS delay (tRCD) 26 Timings RAS Precharge Time (tRP) 26 Timings Row Active Time (tRAS) 46 Further information DDR4 is the further development of DDR3 and offers a number of innovations and advantages compared to its predecessor, such as up to 40% lower energy consumption, higher speeds, higher data density (enables memory modules with a capacity of up to 128 GB, in the future up to 512 GB) as well as improved stability in operation through advanced error correction techniques such as CRC (Cyclic Redundancy Check), CMD/ADD (On-chip parity detection) and "Per DRAM Addressability".
