T-FORCE XTREEM 7200 CL34 vs 7600 CL36 vs 6000 CL30 MT/s DDR5 memory kit review
TEAMGROUP is a memory, AIO and SSD manufacturer based out of Taiwan and founded in 1997. They sell memory under the T-FORCE brand, and when their contact person reached out to me wondering if I was interested in taking a look at their memory sticks, I jumped at the chance; this follows a review for I did for them almost exactly a year ago testing their DELTA 7600MT/s DDR5 memory kit.
In DirectX 12 however things change a bit. While our latest DDR5 7200 CL34 memory does better than DDR5 6000 in both Night Raid (lighter GPU load) and Time Spy (heavier GPU load), for some reason, DDR5 7600 CL36 memory only shined on the latter, which is a bit counterintuitive given that lighter GPU load should mean the CPU has more work to do.
Where the faster memory does shine, though, is in value. This 32GB T-FORCE XTREEM ARGB DDR5 7200MT/s CL34 kit is currently on sale on Newegg for $139.99, which is $10 off its MSRP of $149.99. If we compare pricing to the DELTA 7200MT/s kit, which is $7 cheaper at $132.99, and the non-RGB Corsair DDR5 6000MT/s C30 32GB kit, which is only $15 cheaper at $124.99 on Amazon, then the XTREEM kit is a pretty good deal.
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