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G.Skill has managed to get together a good dual and quad kit, with a nice low profile heatsinks that manages to do what it states and also has some more room to overclock for enthusiasts like us. This kit is capable of tight timings at lower speeds and ex...
Abstract: When we first looked at the 4x4GB G.Skill Ares DDR3-2133 CL9 kit, we tested it on the Intel X79 platform it was orinally intended for. Since then, Ivy Bridge has taken the crown in the enthusiast market so, while we still have the memory, we decided to pa...
Good looking, well vented heatsink, 2133MHz stock speed, Great overclocking potential, Tight timings, Black PCB,
Blue may not suit everyone's tastes, Basic Packaging
The G.SKILL ARES is a great kit that impressed us from start to finish. It looks extremely good with it's Royal Blue heatsinks which might I add also come in a very fetching bronze colour at the same frequency but with slacker timings. The blue kit is...
low profile, great ‘out of the box’ performance characteristics, can overclock to 2,400mhz, G.Skill are always priced competitively,
Watch for the ‘orange' version with looser timings, it is slower, Kitguru says: Another class leading kit from G.Skill, who really know how to target the demanding enthusiast user, Rating: 9.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, Share, Facebook, Twitter, Google +,
Throughout the last year we have been continually impressed with the G.Skill memory we have received for review. Even though they consistently produce memory that performs right at the top of the performance chart, their pricing has been extremely competi...
Regarding their Ares 2133 MHz CL9 modules, GSkill succeeded in introducing a highend quad channel memory kit, that supports high frequencies at still quite tight timings Furhtermore there even is overclocking headroom We also like the low profile heatspre...
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Published: 2017-02-03, Author: Ali , review by: wccftech.com
Ares perform much like their RipJaws counter parts; the difference is more in physical appearance than performance. If you are working in a tight space and must have high quality, low profile memory you can do no better than either of these modules, while...
When you are looking for memory it is really hard to find low profile memory that is not some OEM crap or made by some no-name brand. I really like that G.Skill has these low-profile modules along with all their other memory lines. Almost every large...
We’ve had an onslaught of new memory introductions as of late. There are so many choices in this competitive market with a bundle of name brands. For some time, G.Skill has been synonymous with high performance and quality namely with their Ripjaws ser...
There is a lot to like about the G.Skill Ares.Firstly, and obviously most importantly, is the performance. Even accepting that it's got reasonably slack timings it still neatly straddles the line between the extreme speeds available from a 2133MHz CAS9 ki...
We've got this little bit of a lull in the memory market at the moment as we have seen most companies already show Quad Channel memory kits in force and companies aren't doing much with Dual Channel at the moment as we wait for the new Intel Z77 Expre...
