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The G.SKILL Ripjaws Series memory kit helps enhance your productivity and computing experience on your laptop. It works at an ultra-low 1.35V voltage, and delivers fast speed and low latency to address your daily needs in work and entertainment. Quality components and construction ensure stability and durability you can count on.
1.35V Low Voltage Requiring only 1.35V, the G.SKILL low voltage SO-DIMM memory kit is compatible with the laptop machines equipped with Intel 3rd & 4th Generation processors. It consumes less power and generates less heat, enhancing laptop's battery life and system stability.
DDR3 2133 This memory kit is rated at 2133MHz 11-11-11-31 to deliver up to 17.0GBps bandwidth per channel to deal with the evolving needs of today's operating system and applications.
First-Class Quality Every G.SKILL Ripjaws SO-DIMM memory kit is 100% validated with G.SKILL's rigorous burn-in tests. This ensures that every kit delivers the perfect stability, performance, and quality for your computer.
Pros:
Works with i7-6700HQ, at the rated 2133 speed
Benchmarks vs 2x8GB 1600 CL11
Winrar 5.40 x64 MT, +5-12% (the best case real world performance increase)
CPU-Z ST, no change
CPU-Z MT, no change
UserBenchmark CPU, no change
UserBenchmark GPU, no change
UserBenchmark RAM, +31%
BF3 Noshar canals max framerate (empty lobby, standing in same spot), +0-7.8%
AIDA64 Mem copy, +28-30%
AIDA64 Mem latency, -12%
AIDA64 iGPU memory read, +6-47% (not sure why its so inconsistent)
AIDA64 iGPU memory write, +25-29%
AIDA64 iGPU memory copy, +30-38%
AIDA64 iGPU 24 int IOPS, -0 to -8% (performance for the iGPU decreased here. don't know why.)
AIDA64 dGPU memory read, +4-8%
AIDA64 dGPU memory write, +10-15%
AIDA64 dGPU memory copy, no change
AIDA64 iGPU 24 int IOPS, no change
Overall there is absolutely zero performance benefit for daily use if you have a discrete GPU.
Perhaps for winrar/7zip users there will be a time savings of a couple seconds - and probably for gaming there could be an increase in min/avg/max framerates (especially minimums, I tested max fpa only by looking for the highest numbers reached by fraps over the course of a minute or two - very unscientific but remarkably consistent. BF3 went from 185-->196 maxFPS in 720p)
I noticed that clocking the CPU higher actually reduces memory performance both on CPU & GPU side - and this gets worse with the faster 2133 RAM vs 1600. Very strange.
I don't recommend this unless you are truly desperate for every last 0.00001 ms of performance possible and have no concern about cost.
Cons: x
Overall Review:
Benchmarks were performed twice at 2.1GHz & at full speed/turbo for i7-6700HQ, windows 7 x64
GPU used was a gtx960m overclocked +135/+525
I did not measure power consumption, which would be a nice thing to measure.
Pros:
- plug and play installation on dell Inspiron 7000
- performance
Cons: - price
Overall Review: Worked flawlessly from the get go on Inspiron 7000 (Core i7 - 6700HQ), while bios did not show memory timings, windows shows running at 2133. Memory benchmarks showed a gain of ~30% vs stock Hynix 8GB memory.
Pros:
Awesome performance on my Alienware 17R2 Laptop and works as specified and more and at a great price!
From Speccy:
RAM
Memory slots
Total memory slots 2
Used memory slots 2
Free memory slots 0
Memory
Type DDR3
Size 16384 MBytes
Channels # Dual
DRAM Frequency 1067.2 MHz
CAS# Latency (CL) 11 clocks
RAS# to CAS# Delay (tRCD) 11 clocks
RAS# Precharge (tRP) 11 clocks
Cycle Time (tRAS) 31 clocks
Command Rate (CR) 2T
Physical Memory
Memory Usage 16 %
Total Physical 16 GB
Available Physical 13 GB
Total Virtual 26 GB
Available Virtual 23 GB
SPD
Number Of SPD Modules 2
Slot #1
Slot #2
Cons: None at all.
Overall Review:
If your laptop can use them what are you wanting for!
Cheers,
TH ;-)
Pros: took my 2014 alienware 14 to even better gaming proformance
Cons: none
Pros: hers the deal. it's the best there is. it wakes up in the morning and it pises excellence. its just a big hairy american winning machine.
Cons: heres the deal. nobody can hang with its stuff
Pros:
Very good memory. However, if you own a Clevo P570WM, you will not be using 2133 with quad-channel, so target for 1866, which saves you some money. H
I am running this memory under 1600 cl8 which is still unimaginable. The speed of quad-channel 1600 cl8 reaches 43GB/s.
Cons: I won't say any plan cons, but it is reasonable if you complain about the price.
Pros:
Great memory. I tried this in three different laptops with different CPUs. It always came up as 1065Mz/11 according to the Speccy utility. No problems, just fast.
This memory will rise to the occasion as you push it. I was benchmarking with Passmark. It did fine with the i5-3320M but it did better with the i7-4700MQ. With the i7-4900MQ it runs even faster. About a 100-125 point jump for each CPU.
Cons: More expensive, but if you went for the i7-4900 and the Samsung 850 Pro shouldn't you get the fastest memory too.
Overall Review: Lenovo T540p, T440p & T430
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Pros: Lower power draw and faster memory for the last great user serviceable MacBook Pro!
Cons: Weirdly; while these sticks work with the entry level 2.3GHz MBP; I've only been able to get them to start up once in my 2.7 GHz unit. The 2.7 machine seems to accept 1866 MHz sticks - but not these!
For some reason, top Geekbench results for both 2.6 & 2.7 GHz CPUs all seem to sport 1866 MHz RAM; whereas top Geekbench results for the 2.3 GHz CPU do sport 2133 MHz RAM. So this could be an odd architecture thing...