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With the launch of Intel's new generation of the high performance Sandy Bridge platform, Team Group Inc. announces a new generation of overclocking memory modules targeting overclockers who look for high performance. Designed with focus on their compatibility with the Sandy Bridge platform, the Team Xtreem series uses specially selected original parts manufactured under a new production process, and must pass 24 hours of strict burn-in testing to offer consumers an exceptional experience. In addition, Team Group's Team Xtreem Series memory modules are all completely compatible with the Intel XMP technology, superior in high-performance and low-timing to fully release the potential of every computer!
With a high frequency rating of 2400MHz and a low latency of 10-12-12-31, the Team Xtreem TXD316G2400HC10QDC01 Memory Kit makes your system responsive. The original chips were carefully selected with the exclusive granule screening technology, and all modules have gone through meticulous tests and verifications for high performance and reliability.
Team Xtreem is the most popular overclocking and gaming gear in the LAN party. Based on the memory architecture evolution on Intel Core i7, Team raises the frequency of the Xtreem DDR3 by 20% from 2000MHz to 2400MHz.
All these have witnessed the extraordinary R&D capacity and capability of Team Group, Inc. In addition to the unchanged genuine chip policy, Team ensures chip quality with the exclusive sorting technology to screen chips. In order to further ensure the optimal performance and flawless quality of the Xtreem DDR3 2400.
The Xtreem DDR3 2400 from Team has a conventional 8-layered PCB design and is covered with the X-mark heat-sink labeled for the Xtreem series. In addition to the clean appearance as found in all Team Xtreem memory modules, a groove has been added to the heat-sink for power users to install fans on top to enhance ventilation.
| PC Type | Desktop |
| Speed | DDR3 2400 (PC3 19200) |
| Capacity | 16GB (2 x 8GB) |
| CL-Value | 10-12-12-31 |
| Working Voltage | 1.65V |
| Channel Kit Type | Dual Channel Kit |
| Extra Features | The Xtreem TXD316G2400HC10QDC01 features an X-mark heatsink to maximize overall heat dissipation. |
Pros: This memory has worked fine, without a hiccup for almost two years now. I'm impressed!
Cons: None
Overall Review: I would be happy to use Team Xtreem on any build!
Pros: Works as per specs right out of the box. Inserted in my Z87 MB, powered on, chose the XMP profile in the bios, and the memory has been ticking since (three months now). Reliable. Good value (at black friday sales price).
Cons: As others have noted: the heat sink attachment to module body is rather sloppy. Looks like a cheap glue on and prone to coming off. I was very careful when installing the module and the heat sink did not detach. The memory temperatures have been nominal since.
Pros: When I received it the memory worked great. It ran at the rated speeds without any issues and tested stable
Cons: However 2.5 months into usage my PC shuts off one day and starts doing a reboot loop. After troubleshooting and research find that 1 of the 2 sticks is causing it. The lifetime warranty makes you pay to ship the product to Taiwan. Then you have to wait for it to be shipped back from Taiwan.
Overall Review: Do the smart thing and avoid this bargain brand. They are cheap for a reason. Go for a reliable brand that has a US warranty processing center.
Pros:
XMP profile for 2400mhz worked right off the bat. Running in Asus Maximus VII Hero.
The black steel heatsinks look dead sexy. I was considering getting the Gskill Trident X to match my red theme, but I am so glad I got these instead. These look much better than they appear in the picture. They are like black metal, not metal painted black, so they still have a very metallic look to them kind of like a gun or something. They are just really sweet looking.
Get these, they are cheaper than the GSkill with the same timings and look better in my opinion. The sticker faces toward the back so you likely won't see it.
Cons: They should have used a black sticker but it faces towards the back so no big deal.
Overall Review: I like, like a lot.
Pros: I just combined this with the 8GB kit and now have 24GB total. Installed it and it runs just like it should at 2400mhz speed. No mods necessary in BIOS since I already had the other identical sticks set to 2400mhz. I set up an 8GB RAM drive and everything is working great. I probably didn't need to bother with this but I just wanted them. :)
Cons: None
Overall Review: Best deal around. I might buy more as I just don't see the point in DDR4 yet and don't feel like upgrading MOBU, CPU, etc. yet at this point. DDR3 is still a great option.
Pros:
Replaced My 4x4 Corsair Vengeance
( http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233236 - Whats up with the price of this set now! Paid $136 2 1/2 years ago, now their $320?!- )
with these 2 8 gig sticks as I had a dead memory bank on my z77 Extreme 4 mobo and could only use 8 gigs of the Corsair. If I had bought this RAM in the beginning my memory bank would probably still be working as these inserted smoothly into the memory slots and snapped into place without effort, unlike the Vengeance which was such a tight fit requiring much force and difficulty to snap into place, which I believe led to damaging one of the memory banks. Was only able to use the the 16 gigs of the Corsair for about 3 months after building my computer in June 2012 before damage occurred.
Haven't attempted to tweak or push past 2600 MHz yet, pointless really.
Cons: Large heat spreader rests a bit snug against the 24 pin power connector on the board, but no biggie. Motherboard design is to blame there. Other than that they fit perfect!
Overall Review: Will definitely buy Team again if these sticks hold out!
Pros:
-cheapest 16gb of ddr 2400 ram you'll find. (most others comes in around the $200 range)
-made me a team group follower when I purchased my 1st set of ram (same ram as this, I have 32gb of this ram in my system as we speak)
Cons: -warning to AMD fm2+ users, if your motherboard supports 2400 for OC, if you clock to 2400,user be warned. It's not the rams fault but the cpu/apu as they are spec'ed to run at 2133. You can temporarily OC the ram but beware of strange BSOD's if you do.
Overall Review: had to buy in two pairs over two months due to the fact of budget. Otherwise, I would have bought a cheaper set of 32 complete gb of ram. A little more expensive this for 32 but if you just want 16gb of ram with the best bang for the buck, then this is the set of ram for you
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Pros: Looks good,
worked great while it worked :/
Cons: Started running into BSOD's when the PC was under heavy load (gaming). The cause was memory management. So decided to look at the ram sticks. Sure enough, the system will not even boot with only 1 of the ram sticks. After removing it and running with just 1 have not seen any BSOD's