Benchmark Testing
SiSoft Sandra 2012
The Corsair Vengeance Pro modules benefit from the tighter timings enforced on them with higher memory bandwidth speeds and lower latencies at both the 1600MHz and 1866MHz speeds. However, the memory speed affect on bandwidth becomes very apparent at the Corsair Vengeance Pro rates speeds.
AIDA64 Extreme Edition
The AIDA Memory Benchmark test further confirm that the Corsair Vengeance Pro modules are well designed and fast. At base 1600MHz speeds, the modules are the fastest of the bunch with their numbers increasing (in the case of read speeds) or decreasing (in the case of latency) when you increase the module speed to their rated 1866MHz.
MemMAXX2
Again, we see the benefits of the Corsair Vengeance Pro module's tighter timings with higher bandwidth speeds and lower latency times across the board.
7-Zip
7-Zip is an open-source file compression and decompression software. File compression and decompression are very system and memory intensive, acting as a good indicator for system performance. The 7-Zip benchmark test was run with a 32MB dictionary size, 4 CPU threads active, and for 10 passes per test. The included benchmark test was repeated three times with the highest repeatable MIPS (Millions of Instructions Per Second) scores recorded.
The performance results in this test are the most telling out of all the synthetic benchmarks because of their reflection of application work operations. In both compression and decompression operations, we see the Corsair Vengeance Pro modules dominate due to their tighter timings. The performance difference when the memory speed is increased is most notable during compression operations.
when will it be released?
when will it be released?
These modules are now
These modules are now available at Newegg for $80 for 8GB kit and $144 for 16GB kit…
Looks like are tall and would
Looks like are tall and would have problems with running into Cpu air coolers.
These modules were used in
These modules were used in the Intel Z87 reviews with a Noctua DH-14 cooler used for fit testing. While they are tall, the modules and that cooler fit ok. See the MSI Z87-GD65 Gaming, ASUS Maximus VI Extreme, or ASUS Gryphon Z87 reviews for details…
That’s because the Noctua
That’s because the Noctua NH-D14 uses a 120mm fan for the first push position. If you’re using a big CPU heatsink with a 140mm fan that extends down past the heatsink (Phanteks/Thermalright, etc.) you’re going to have more issues.
That would be a weakness in
That would be a weakness in my opinion.
Intel® Extreme Memory Profile
Intel® Extreme Memory Profile (Intel® XMP) allows you to overclock compatible DDR3 memory to perform beyond standard specifications. Not Intel XMP (Extreme Memory Platform)
Picking up two 2x4GB Kits to drop in the ASUS ROG Maximums 6 Hero/or Extreme with the Core i7 4770K been cooled by a Corsair H80i and power by of Corsair AX860i PSU, course it won’t be until after September waiting for stable driver’s and all.
Thanks for the Review PCPer, now to read the Haswell Review.
Thanks for pointing that out,
Thanks for pointing that out, its been fixed…
until I saw the check 4
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