MaxxMem2 PreView is a handy, free program to rate memory performance. It can be downloaded over here.
The Patriot Viper Xtreme Division 2 2133mhz scores well with this synthetic benchmark, very closely matched against the G.Skill Trident X 2,400mhz memory.
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£50? wow thats really cheap. I thought memory prices would go up soon, not continue to drop.
I like the heatspreaders. everyone has ditched the super oversized ones which is good.
Quick question do they make 2,400mhz of this with tighter timings?