The outer box is plain and functional, but the fact that the sticks have RGB cannot be overlooked. So here we go, let’s take a look at the packaging and its contents first! dual-rank comparison must not be missing. In addition to the familiar synthetic benchmarks, we have two new entries in our benchmarking suite, the UL Procyon for performance in image processing and the finally launched Cyberpunk 2077, for the gamers among our readers. Furthermore, the modules have to prove themselves on Intel and AMD platforms, for which Patriot has carried out special optimizations in each case. Those who are already puzzled by the relatively loose XMP spec can look forward to the various tested clock rates and timings up to the limit of the ICs. Patriot kindly provided us with two kits of DDR4 3600 CL20 under NDA, which we will put through their paces in today’s review. At launch, there are models with clock speeds from DDR4-3200 to 3600 and with 1 or 2 modules of 8, 16 and 32 GB each, all of course with the bright color wonder on-top.

But now the RGB illumination of the universe is unstoppable and so the Viper Steel RGB series is launched today. Patriot’s Viper Steel series has been around for a while and is probably known by most as a DDR4 secret tip for its good price/performance ratio without unnecessary bells and whistles.

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