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General |
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| Overall it can be said, that the Klevv CRAS 16 Gigabyte memory kit does what
Klevv claims they do and
therefore they clear specs without any issues whatsoever. When
overclocking these CRAS modules, we run HyperPi Multithread and it
passed DDR4-3200 at 1.5 volt and
with the stock latency set, which is actually a very good result. |
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- Compatibility with big coolers
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| The only latency set with which we've noticed
linear scaling was CL14. If we look at CL12, CL13, CL15 as well as CL16
we always see a degression when setting 1.5 volt. This means, that at
1.5 Volt you can drive these sticks close to their maximum frequency. |
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- Scaling CL14 |
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Recommendation / Price |
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| Checking Geizhals.at for prices we find the Klevv
CRAS-3000C15 16 Gigabyte kit listed for 145 Euro, which means those modules are not cheap. Nevertheless you do get exquisitely looking memory with decent specs and some overclocking headroom. |
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| Rating |
| The Klevv CRAS-3000C16
receives excellent 4.5 out of 5 stars. |
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