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Super Talent’s Project X model F3000UX16G 16GB DDR4-3000 dual-channel kit has a slight competitive advantage, but overall value is still subject to market availability. Two of its readily-available F3000UB8G modules cost significantly more if purchased individually.
-- As reviewed by Tom's Hardware
Product details
- Improved power solutions: military grade TUF components, ProCool and Digi + VRM plugs for maximum durability
- Core upgrade: Adopt high-quality design and optimized power supply design to support more cores and provide better performance<br>
- Audio enhancement: Reward your ears with studio-level sound quality for the most immersive gaming experience
- Optimized Thermal Solution: Extended VRM and PCH heatsinks, M.2 heatsinks, multiple hybrid fan headers and fan speed management with Fan Xpert utility<br>
- Designed for a high-performance gaming extended cooler, the ATX form factor can be used for multiple GPUs
PROS
+ Performance advantage of four banks on two dual-rank DIMMs
+ Better timings than competing dual-rank modules
+ Best overall performance in its class
CONS
- Not very overclocking friendly
- Questionable availability (so far) in dual-channel kits
- A pair of readily-available single-module packs costs more
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By Tom's Hardware on May 14, 2017
Super Talent’s Project X model F3000UX16G 16GB DDR4-3000 dual-channel kit has a slight competitive advantage, but overall value is still subject to market availability. Two of its readily-available F3000UB8G modules cost significantly more if purchased individually.
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