- Dec 7, 2019
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Not sure if this should go here or in overclocking.
I'm looking at some RAM sticks and the Patriot Viper Steel series have caught my eye. I found the manufacturer's SKU sheets and it seems that the hardware between the 3000MHz and the 4400MHz versions are the same (i.e. the weights, dimensions and presumably the heatsinks are the same).
So is the only difference that the 4400MHz version comes preloaded with the XMP profile for a higher speed? If so, then that would mean that if you could get the numbers for the 4400MHz profile, then the 3000MHz sticks should be able to run at 4400MHz no problem, right?
3000HHz sheet: https://assets.website-files.com/5cdb2ee0b102f96c3906500f/5dd6b4c6f9822e1828513a0e_PVS416G300C6K Sku Sheet_Copyable 062819.pdf
4400MHz sheet: https://assets.website-files.com/5cdb2ee0b102f96c3906500f/5dd6b314aa0dd278b0b6efc6_PVS416G440C9K Sku Sheet_Copyable_062819.pdf
I'm looking at some RAM sticks and the Patriot Viper Steel series have caught my eye. I found the manufacturer's SKU sheets and it seems that the hardware between the 3000MHz and the 4400MHz versions are the same (i.e. the weights, dimensions and presumably the heatsinks are the same).
So is the only difference that the 4400MHz version comes preloaded with the XMP profile for a higher speed? If so, then that would mean that if you could get the numbers for the 4400MHz profile, then the 3000MHz sticks should be able to run at 4400MHz no problem, right?
3000HHz sheet: https://assets.website-files.com/5cdb2ee0b102f96c3906500f/5dd6b4c6f9822e1828513a0e_PVS416G300C6K Sku Sheet_Copyable 062819.pdf
4400MHz sheet: https://assets.website-files.com/5cdb2ee0b102f96c3906500f/5dd6b314aa0dd278b0b6efc6_PVS416G440C9K Sku Sheet_Copyable_062819.pdf
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