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  • Trident vs Ripjaws

    In the same class all parameters appear equal except the heatsinks. Is there any difference when considering which to use? Use this as an example:

    F3-16000CL9D-4GBTD
    F3-16000CL9D-4GBRH

    Both 4 GB (2 x 2)
    Timings CAS 9, 9-9-9-27

    1.65V

    Could it be the Trident dissapates heat better?

    Pete

  • #2
    Different IC chips, slightly different performance and overclocking capabilities. The Trident Series does spead emitted heat slightly better, but considering the low DDR3 voltage, memory temperature typically isn't an issue. The two memory packages you selected are fairly similar though because they are both very high performance.

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    • #3
      And wich series have better IC chips, Trident or Ripjaws?

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      • #4
        Believe the Ripjaws have a slightly newer type of IC, and are designed more towards the P55 chipset, which hopefully will allow for a little tighter timings.....many are looking at the 1156 to be the next mainstream mobo line with the 1366 to be the upper end on the Intel side


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        • #5
          Trident Series also has new IC chips, they are both great for the P55 platforms.

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