We’ll be taking a quick look at the Thermaltake WaterRAM RGB Liquid Cooling Memory – DDR4-3200 16GB Kit. These memory kits are Intel XMP 2.0 ready and come in a pair of 8Gb modules. They’re rated to run at DDR4-3200 speeds with a memory timing of 16-18-18-38 @ 1.35V.
For cooling, these modules offer two-way heat dissipation, either by using conventional heatsink or liquid cooling via their large memory waterblock (with standard G 1/4 thread). For RGB lighting effects, it offers a total of upto 16.8 million colours, which can be controlled by the Thermaltake software.
I’ve seen watercooling done on ram modules before. I always thought it was a little OTT (over the top) … and I still do! But hey what the heck … it’s 2019 and RGB is still alive and well, so why not!
The Thermaltake WaterRam features 12 high lumens addressable LEDs with 16.8m colors, and supports by TT RGB PLUS software, Amazon Alexa voice service, and Razer Chroma lighting. It also support motherboards that have a 5V addressable RGB header and can be controlled by ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync and ASRock Polychrome.
Before we continue with the review, let’s check out some info about Thermaltake.
About Us
Our Mission – Delivering the perfect user experience
Every myth starts out as a dream, and at the beginning of every legend is a desire. The challenging, creative and competitive features of the Thermaltake Group offer an exciting and fascinating user experience that can be shared by everyone while allowing users to transcend themselves in terms of function and potential.
Thermaltake Group’s three main brands—Thermaltake, Tt eSPORTS and LUXA2—have been merchandising high-quality products throughout the world, successfully establishing firm footholds in six major markets, including Europe, America, Oceania, Japan, and China, with 95 regional distributors and more than 4,000 premium retailers.
All product planning is governed by close observation of the global PC peripheral market, and by a keen understanding of consumer demands. Thermaltake creates direct contact opportunities with resellers and consumers by participating in major global ICT exhibitions and trade shows every year, and by developing innovative marketing strategies for the promotion of new products. Meanwhile, Thermaltake has incorporated a composite marketing system by making branch offices and regional distributors both the distribution channel and the technical support or service center, thereby providing customers access to instant support. By maintaining close contact with end users, we have managed to strengthen our corporate competitiveness and create momentum for the kind of growth that generates major accomplishments.
Marked by the outstanding technical depth and organizational strength, Thermaltake Group is currently recruiting creative talent to join us to build a world-class cultural brand for the enjoyment of entertainment, e-Sports, technology, and enhanced lifestyle choices!
We’ll be using these modules in our next PC project build, which will include a full Thermaltake setup with custom watercooling, and I know it’s going to look great! But for the purpose of this review, we’ll be testing them as they are with conventional heat spreaders.
Being XMP 2.0 ready, as well as offering DDR4-3200 speeds, I’m expecting these modules to perform pretty well. We’ll be mounting these modules on our MSI MPG Z390I motherboard and giving it a good blast.
Let’s start by checking out the specifications and features of these memory modules.
You can buy the Thermaltake WaterRAM RGB 16GB Memory Kit
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