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Testseek.com have collected 74 expert reviews of the G.Skill PC3-17000 2133MHz Ripjaws X Series and the average rating is 88%. Scroll down and see all reviews for G.Skill PC3-17000 2133MHz Ripjaws X Series.
 
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The editors liked

  • Optimised for the Sandy Bridge platform (1.5Volts)
  • Lots of tweaking potential
  • RAM cooler included
  • Affordable price for such a high speed kit
  • Heatspeaders do not obstruct most large CPU Coolers
  • Available in Blue
  • Red
  • Or Black
  • Cas 9 Latency up to 2200 MHz (in our testing)
  • Reasonable price for these frequencies
  • High Speed Memory Modules
  • Lightweight Heatspreader
  • Included Cooling Fan
  • Sandy Bridge Specific Memory
  • Low Voltage
  • 7-10-7-27 Timings @ 2133Mhz
  • 1t Command Rate
  • Excellent Overclocking at default settings
  • Priced very well
  • Sandy Bridge optimized
  • Turbulence II Dual fan included.
  • Combining the best of speed and capacity in one solution
  • Attractive design
  • Only 8GB dual channel 2133 MHz kit available
  • Silence II cooler included
  • X.M.P. Profile
  • Aluminum heatspreaders offer styling and cooling performance
  • Excellent performance
  • XMP profile
  • Lifetime warranty
  • Solid Quality feel
  • Great value
  • Works at advertised speed and voltages on all Intel platforms (Z68
  • P67 and X79 tested)
  • Highest 8 GB module frequency we've seen so far on the market
  • XMP v1.3 profile for each Intel socket
  • Low memory controller voltage (VCCIO) required
  • Less than 16 GB

The editors didn't like

  • The ram cooler with a 3 pin Molex please !
  • Very Little RAM Overclocking Potential beyond 2133MHz
  • No AMD Memory Profiles
  • Overall Score
  • 8.5 / 10.0
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  • CAS 9 Timings
  • Not able to adjust timings at speed
  • If you want four modules and 16GB of ultrafast RAM like this
  • It's going to cost you dearly
  • Heatspreaders might cause some clearance issues
  • Tall heatsink may pose clearance issue for some CPU coolers
  • Limited Overclocking
  • High per-stick price for the size
  • Offset by capability
  • Huge size may have it overlooked
  • Intel LGA1155 Certification for two sticks only

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  Published: 2011-03-16, review by: ninjalane.com

  • High Speed Memory Modules, Lightweight Heatspreader, Included Cooling Fan, Sandy Bridge Specific Memory, Low Voltage
  • CAS 9 Timings, Not able to adjust timings at speed
  • When building a system the component choices can often be a limiting factor, both in price and performance. Luckily memory manufactures have gotten better about creating specialized memory kits specific for your particular system. In this review we ...

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  Published: 2011-03-15, review by: Theinquirer.net

  • Combining the best of speed and capacity in one solution
  • If you want four modules and 16GB of ultrafast RAM like this, it's going to cost you dearly

 
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  Published: 2011-02-25, review by: madshrimps.be

  • Optimised for the Sandy Bridge platform (1.5Volts), Lots of tweaking potential, RAM cooler included, Affordable price for such a high speed kit,
  • The ram cooler with a 3 pin Molex please !
  • Looking at the above bold claim. It perfectly wraps it up here : Low Voltage ( 1.5Vdimm vs 1.65 ), Ultimate bandwith and performance. And this all at an affordable price. Okay cashing 105 euros out for just a 4GB kit might sound silly as a 4GB ...

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  Published: 2011-02-23, Author: Jake , review by: pureoverclock.com

  • We've seen enough memory modules to know that performance differences are minor when running rated speeds, and to a modest degree, tighter timings. Greater differences typically haven't been seen until we pushed them on the bench with some heavy overcl...

 
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  Published: 2012-03-29, review by: overclockersclub.com

  • Good performance, 8GB modules, Lifetime warranty, Pricing, Capacity, Low voltage...
  • Only P67 and Z68 boards on the QVL...
  • 32GB of system memory is a lot of memory for any system today. However, the advent of Intel's Sandy Bridge Extreme processors and X79 chipset brought along with it quad channel memory support and the ability to run or use up to 64GB of memory on a des...

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  Published: 2011-03-24, review by: aphnetworks.com

  • Abstract:  Just a quick glance at the calendar on my right, I noticed it was Valentine's Day when I wrote this introductory paragraph for this review. (Before you ask, yes I did write this paragraph a whole month and a half ahead of publication -- I ran into some...

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  Published: 2014-04-08, Author: Shawn , review by: tweaktown.com

  • Abstract:  It's been a while since we've written a RAM review, but we've had a couple of kits sitting around needing some love. We actually tested the G.Skill kit we're looking at a few weeks ago, but a couple of high profile motherboards and a steady stream of vide...

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  Published: 2011-02-04, Author: Shane , review by: tweaktown.com

  • P67 memory has come in so thick and fast that it's not even funny, and over the coming weeks you'll see a heap of memory reviews from us covering all the major brands. Already we've looked at a couple of kits from Corsair. Today, though, it's time t...

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  Published: 2013-11-21, Author: Tarinder , review by: HEXUS.net

  • Excellent stability via four modules, Good latencies for DDR32,133MHz memory, Look good, subjectively speaking, Small premium over generic memory
  • Only available in red, HEXUS Awards, G.Skill F32133C9Q16GXL (4x4GB), HEXUS Where2Buy, TBC, HEXUS Right2Reply, At HEXUS, we invite the companies whose products we test to comment on our articles. If any company representatives for the products reviewed ch
  • Recent increases in the price of system memory has brought it back into sharper focus. We'd recommend users install at least 8GB, preferably 16GB, for smooth performance when multitasking. Results in this review show there isn't a whole heap of perfo...

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  Published: 2012-10-26, Author: Tarinder , review by: HEXUS.net

  • Abstract:  Taiwanese memory manufacturer G.Skill is once again under the review spotlight. The firm contacted us after reading our article on the surprising gains in performance provided by faster RAM when run on an AMD Trinity-based desktop APU platform. Unlike a f...

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