Speed: 3600
Modules: 2 x 32GB
Color: Black
First Word Latency: 10 ns
- 7 ns
- 7.083 ns
- 7.273 ns
- 7.5 ns
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- 7.727 ns
- 7.778 ns
- 7.896 ns
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- 8 ns
- 8.182 ns
- 8.251 ns
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- 8.5 ns
- 8.636 ns
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- 8.75 ns
- 8.889 ns
- 8.908 ns
- 9 ns
- 9.108 ns
- 9.233 ns
- 9.312 ns
- 9.333 ns
- 9.375 ns
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- 9.5 ns
- 9.601 ns
- 10 ns
- 10.556 ns
- 10.667 ns
- 10.714 ns
- 11.253 ns
- 11.429 ns
- 11.667 ns
- 12.003 ns
- 12.143 ns
- 12.5 ns
- 13.503 ns
- 14.065 ns
- 14.167 ns
- 14.254 ns
Timing: 18-22-22-42
Specifications
Manufacturer
G.Skill
Part #
F4-3600C18D-64GVK
Speed
DDR4-3600
Form Factor
288-pin DIMM (DDR4)
Modules
2 x 32GB
Price / GB
€2.233
Color
Black
First Word Latency
10 ns
CAS Latency
18
Voltage
1.35 V
Timing
18-22-22-42
ECC / Registered
Non-ECC / Unbuffered
Heat Spreader
Yes
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Specifications
Manufacturer
G.Skill
Part #
F4-3600C18D-64GVK
Speed
DDR4-3600
Form Factor
288-pin DIMM (DDR4)
Modules
2 x 32GB
Price / GB
€2.233
Color
Black
First Word Latency
10 ns
CAS Latency
18
Voltage
1.35 V
Timing
18-22-22-42
ECC / Registered
Non-ECC / Unbuffered
Heat Spreader
Yes
Price History
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- 4 points
- 3 years ago
from completed build Ducky's Duckstation
Could have gone with a 4 x 16GB kit. There was a sale on these 3600 2x32GB kit so it was an obvious choice. Chose not to do RGB on the RAM because the NH-D15 would cover the RAM from view in the side of the case.
- 16 points
- 3 years 10 months ago
from completed build Compact Media Machine
Thaiphoon Burner reports these as Hynix H5ANAG8N[M/A]JR-VKC. Picked up two kits for 128 GB total. Unfortunately the default XMP wouldn't POST and I ended up at 3200 16-18-18-38 @1.35v.
Seems that four modules have a hard limit of 3200 MHz for my motherboard/memory controller, because even a single step up to 3266 20-19-19-43 @1.45v wouldn't POST. Perhaps another kit would break through but a 10 nanosecond first word latency is good enough.
- 6 points
- 4 years 1 month ago
from completed build R5/3600, 64GB, 2TB - Linux/Python workstation
Boosted to 3200Mhz with XMP. 3600 is overkill but at time of purchase it was cheaper than 3200 with same latency. I'm telling myself this is future-proofing.
Gamers - you don't need 64GB. My build is a workstation, and 32GB occasionally gets fully utilized.
- 1 point
- 4 years 3 months ago
from completed build First build
Overkill? Maybe, but I love it! Works great, good for a lot of multitasking.
- 6 points
- 4 years 3 months ago
from completed build My EVERYTHING PC
When paired it's 128GB of ram, like, what else am I supposed to say? It's 3600Mhz and it's DUAL RANK. I saw a decent FPS increase in most games. The CAS is a little off, but I could OC and bring them down. No real need though.
- 14 points
- 4 years 5 months ago
from completed build My First Ever Build
Blistering kit for the money (ASUS BIOS allowed idiot-proof XMP to full speed 3600) and suitably bland & low profile given the cooler it is completely hidden by. Went 2 x 32 as only likely upgrade will be another 2 sticks (business analytics is a RAM hog)
- 5 points
- 4 years 5 months ago
from completed build Ryzen 9 3900XT for 3D rendering
The consensus in several reviews was that anything faster than 3600 will be hard to notice. I got 64 Gigs, possibly overkill but just to be safe.
- 14 points
- 4 years 8 months ago
from completed build My First Gaming Rig at 14
Good memory. Don't buy if your build only needs 3200 MHz.
- 5 points
- 4 years 8 months ago
from completed build Hackintosh.exe (My First PC Build)
Overall great performance, but caps at 2133 Mhz instead of the advertised 3600 Mhz.
- 17 points
- 4 years 10 months ago
from completed build 3950x, RTX Titan, K55 mini-ITX build
No issues, worked great without any hassles.
