Couple of months ago we had a pleasure to review G.Skill ARES DDR3-2133 memory kit. Even though ARES isn’t G.Skill’s highest RAM series, it performed as good as best available memory kits. Also with low profile design it’s much easier to use it with large air coolers.
Now in my hands is renewed ARES series, this time in DDR3-2400 version. Higher clocks are especially designed for Z87 motherboards but should also work on older Intel chipsets.
How fast are the G.Skill ARES 8GB DDR3-2400 CL11 ram and are they better than the older series? … we can find out by reading this review.
Here is short note from G.Skill’s website:
History
G. SKILL, established in 1989 by enthusiasts, is a leading memory module Manufacturer based in Taipei, Taiwan.With traditional strengths, we have built an excellent reputation by meeting market demand and fostering business competitiveness both locally and internationally with our dedications to provide competitive prices, On-Time Delivery, Assured Quality, Customer-Oriented Services and Diversity of Products.
Quality Assurance
At G. SKILL, we apply a top priority to quality standards. All of its products are put through a series of rigorous tests and strict quality control procedures. In addition to commissioning qualified IC testing houses to test our products, they are hand test 100% twice in factory and office, to ensure the highest product yield and quality.
I’m going to test this memory on the latest Intel Haswell platform for which it’s designed. Testing rig will include Intel i7 4770K processor and Gigabyte Z87X-OC motherboard. You can find out how well it’s performing on the next pages of this review.
Now let’s move to the second page and take a closer look at ARES memory …