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G.SKILL 64GB DDR3 2400MHz RAM Kit

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I wish i had like 2 sets of this, so i had 128gb of ram, use 26gb as system ram, and have 100gb ramdisk for games

 

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What I meant was I don't remember G.skill being very prominent in the market for ram until just recently. I may be wrong but I feel like they've only begun to be very competitive recently. 

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Hmm, that price tag tho.

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Might contemplate ordering if it gets to Australia anytime soon. Going to put the current Ripjaws X 64GB on an Asus X79 on my upcoming build.

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You should definitely do some more behind the scene videos. I think that Noctua and white test rig looks good. Keep up the good work!

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gskill might be great solid ram but i just hate the way it looks its not appealing to me at all

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What I meant was I don't remember G.skill being very prominent in the market for ram until just recently. I may be wrong but I feel like they've only begun to be very competitive recently. 

 

I guess that it is because I am old. I remember overclocking G.Skill DDR a long time ago - 15+ years at least.

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2400 mhz for the win  ^_^

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I figured you'd soon work unboxings into a B-roll. I personally love that solution. Actual unboxings can be long, drawn out, and boring.

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This video highlights why MOBO manufacturers should never put a x16 slot at the top. I saw people complaining about the lack of a x16 slot as the top slot in the thread with the leaked pictures of the new MSI mobos. It is the dumbest possible place to put a X16 slot because of clearance issues like this. Even if there is physical clearance, the top of the PCB sits so close to the RAM and CPU that you increase the heat bleed off from the GPU into those components. Having the first x16 slot in the 2nd slot position fixes all of those issues and it's why the majority of mobos are designed that way.

Add to that the new innovation from ARCTIC that adds cooling to the top of the pcb. Which technically makes more sense since heat rises. If it shows a significant performance edge, you can bet your bottom dollar that card manufactures will look into adopting their own version of the technology.

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Finally an unboxing, and I really liked the format!   :)

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Such a nice system, but so poopy colored fans. <_<

 

Here's an idea for a future video. Make a big fan comparison. I'm sure you must have seen the article that compared a few premium fans and they found out Noctua is among the worst of them.

 

Yes I think a fan comparison video could be very cool, a lot of people would be interested in the results.

 

On the Noctua comment, from as far as I have seen the NF-F12's from Noctua makes one if the best fans for heat sink/radiator applications. They are super well built, very quiet and deliver great results :)

Haha but they can improve on colour choices! I don't like the brown :/

 

*Oh and Linus I like the new unboxing style with the B-roll!

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