Memory by stefan @ 2024-02-25
The Eryx Tataricus DDR5 6000 RGB memory kit from ANACOMDA does integrate perfectly with the RGB tools from different manufacturers, the heat spreaders are subtle and help with heat evacuation, while the kit can deliver quite a bit of extra performance when overlocking is applied, while maintaining the same CAS latencies and operating voltage.
At first we would like to thank ANACOMDA for sending us a sample of their Eryx Tataricus RGB 2x16GB DDR5 6000MHz Memory Kit for testing and reviewing.
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ANACOMDA D5 RGB GAMING MEMORY
DDR5 ET (Eryx Tataricus) Unbuffered UDIMM uses the same Heatsink as D4 which has simple streamline design with a twist on black metal plating ANACOMDA logo.
Build-in Power Management IC - On-Die ECC
The New Generation DDR5 has on-die error correcting code to correct error automatically to main its stability. It also has a build-in power management IC for better reliability and lower voltage.
Synchronize with Motherboard Applications
ANACOMDA DDR5 RGB Memory Module Eryx Tataricus is compatible with ASUS / MSI / ASRock / Gigabyte / BIOSTAR RGB lighting control software.
Supports Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO
AMD EXPO due to AMD motherboard restrictions, the maximum speed is only supported up to 6200.
Made In Taiwan - Limited Lifetime Warranty
ANACOMDA DDR5 RGB Memory Module Eryx Tataricus are made with high quality PCB and strictly selected chips in Taiwan. All product must pass rigid product test to ensure its.
Module Type : DDR5 RGB Unbuffered UDIMM
Capacity : 32GB (16GB*2)
Heatsink Color : Black
Speed : 6000 MHz
CAS Latencies : 40
Operating Voltage : 1.35V
Dimensions : 4.1cm*13.3cm*0.65cm
Operating Temperature : 0C to 75C
Warranty : Limited Lifetime Warranty
Supports Intel XMP 3.0, AMD EXPO
Got another interesting product to test from ANACOMDA lately, which is a desktop RAM kit, carrying a surprising product name, Eryx Tataricus, the alternative name of the Tartar Sand Boa snake. The kit is available with capacities of either 16GB or 32GB, while the operating frequencies are 5600MHz, 6000MHz, 6200MHz or 7200MHz.
Our test kit has shipped inside a small, compact cardboard enclosure, showing a photo of the product in the middle, but also logos of the supported RGB configuration tools, coming from motherboard manufacturers:
The back side of the box does show the chosen configuration, ours being a 6000MHz kit in a 2x16GB configuration. Here we will also note the address of Minpo Corporation, along with the product code names and serial numbers:
The two modules come with medium-sized heatspreaders, but also a top light diffuser:
The aluminum spreaders are painted black and feature a distinctive design on the side, while the middle area concludes with a snake head logo:
The opposite side of the module is quite similar, with some extra elements:
First, we will note a small sticker with two separate serial numbers:
A DDR5 logo is present near the top:
On the top area of the module, we can see two RGB separations, the larger middle area also containing the ANACOMDA logo:
The small light-diffusers in the corners do also help with the RGB effects:
After installing the kit in our test system, we will note that it is quite bright, illuminating nearby components as well!
CPU: Intel i7-13700K @ Stock
CPU Cooler: be quiet! Silent Loop 2 360mm AIO
Motherboard: BIOSTAR Z790 VALKYRIE LGA1700
RAM: currently tested kit
Video: XFX Radeon 7900 XT
Power Supply: Cooler Master 850W
SSD: Silicon Power US70 1TB PCIe 4.0
Case: Cooler Master ATCS 840
The pre-programmed timings and frequencies can be also found by using AIDA64; the DRAM IC manufacturer is listed as SK Hynix:
The modules do feature two separate profiles, one is XMP 3.0 for Intel and the other EXPO for AMD systems; the XMP one was made to run at timings of 40-40-40-76, while the VDD and VDDQ are set to 1.35V, while the operating speed is 6000MHz. The EXPO profile does mirror the XMP profile, with the exact same operating voltages.
We did first start testing this kit on our BIOSTAR Z790 VALKYRIE LGA1700 and the stability at stock speeds and had no stability issues.
Overclocking stage was next, which implied raising the frequency to 6200MHz, while leaving the stock CAS latencies. The system has proven itself very stable with no increase in voltage!
Next, we ran at 6400MHz and the system was also 100% stable!
An impressive aspect was that at 6600MHz we could run fully stable as well:
The issues started at 6800Mhz, when errors were detected in TM5, so we stopped there:
The Eryx Tataricus DDR5 6000 RGB memory kit from ANACOMDA does integrate perfectly with the RGB tools from different manufacturers, the heat spreaders are subtle and help with heat evacuation, while the kit can deliver quite a bit of extra performance when overlocking is applied, while maintaining the same CAS latencies and operating voltage.
The kit does barely get warm at 1.35V and we have had no issues applying the XMP profile on our BIOSTAR Z790 VALKYRIE motherboard. ET DDR5 6000 RGB kit does come with a limited lifetime warranty and runs at 40-40-40-76 primary timings.
The RAM can be purchased from Newegg.com for just about $110 !
We would like to thank again to ANACOMDA for making this review possible!