If DDR5-6000 isn’t optimal, try DDR5-7200
In theory, the higher the memory frequency, the better the Intel system. That’s the theory behind Team’s T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-7200 32GB Dual Channel Kit. This kit features 34-42-42-84 2T timings and has a pretty hefty $275 price tag. RGB enthusiasts will appreciate the size of the translucent lighting area, and those who dislike boring shapes will love that the team continues with the angled design.
TweakTown tested the RAM with default XMP settings, reduced CAS to 32 and overclocked the A-die SK Hynix IC to DDR5-7467 to show what to expect. AIDA he likes all three scenarios, with noticeably higher bandwidth and very low latency. In terms of actual performance, aside from his one belch in 3DMark, the T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-7200 takes the top spot, but you’ll have to run a lot of Cinebench to really notice the difference. I have.
If the price doesn’t immediately scare you, this kit does more than just give you bragging rights. It’s certainly something that can be measured, but it may not be very noticeable.
