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G.SKILL 16 GB DDR4-3200 CL16 G.Skill RipJaws V Noir Series Memory Kit
£ 42.37
Built and Delivered in 5 - 7 days
- G.SKILL RipJaws V Noir Series 16 GB DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory Kit G.SKILL designed to supply performance, reliability, and speed in its topnotch form. This memory kit is optimal for gamers, PC enthusiasts, and professionals needing fast and stable memory for multitasking, gaming, or intensive workloads.
- Performance and Speed: The RipJaws V uses a high frequency of 3200MHz with a CAS latency of CL16, so it promises faster and buttery smooth computing. This kit will witness fantastic data transfer rates blurring into gaming, video rendering applications with lots of computing overhead.
- This 16GB kit consists of two kits with 8 GB of modules each; it supports two-channel configurations that provide increased bandwidth and efficiency. Double channels yield better throughput data, hence the most appropriate configuration to be applied in high performance gaming rigs and workstations.
- Optimized compatibility: The G.SKILL RipJaws V was designed to offer huge compatibility. It works on the newest Intel as well as AMD platforms, with the major ease of plug-and-play functionality on most motherboards that support DDR4 memory.
- Premium build quality - made from high-quality components, the RipJaws V is designed for extreme durability and reliability over the long term. Every memory module undergoes vigorous testing that ensures stability, even when performing heavy loads.
- Sleek Design: The RipJaws V Noir Series comes with a slim black heat spreader, which is not only about aesthetics but can also be an efficient counterpart for the heat dissipation process. It makes sure the memory runs at temperatures where it feels most welcome, even if overclocked and intensely used.
- Overclocking Support-This kit supports Intel XMP 2.0 profiles, thus allowing them to overclock their memory for more performance without the hassle of manual tweaking. Users can unlock the full potential of this memory kit by mere simple adjustment in the BIOS.
