Memory by stefan @ 2024-03-27
In the case of the Eryx Tataricus kit, adding two more modules seemed to help not only with capacity (which basically doubled), but we have obtained in many tests results better than when running with only 32GB and we were surprised that the results at 6200 were better in some cases than the ones obtained at 6400MHz or 6600MHz while running two modules, at the exact same main timings and voltage.
At first we would like to thank ANACOMDA for sending two sets (one white and one black) 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
After testing out the Eryx Tataricus RGB 2x16GB DDR5 6000MHz kit from ANACOMDA, it is time to also check how the results do look like if we add an identical kit to the mix, populating the extra two DRAM slots of the BIOSTAR Z790 VALKYRIE LGA1700 motherboard.
The second kit packaging ANACOMDA has sent us does look about the same on the top cover, but there is a catch:
On the back, we will note from the applied stickers that we are dealing with a white kit this time, while sporting the same technical specs:
The modules are additionally protected inside a transparent plastic enclosure, which is re-usable:
In order to protect the piano black logo during transit, ANACOMDA has used a transparent plastic film to cover it:
With the white version of the modules, the viper snake logo is more visible now, while the rest of the design remains the same:
The opposite area of the module does also come with a small sticker with extra details:
A closer look does reveal the product serial number, but also the module type, running speed but also the storage capacity:
In the top left corner, we do have the DDR5 logo:
As with the black model, we will note a black ANACOMDA logo on the light diffuser:
With the four modules installed, the RGB lighting looks really awesome!
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 the 4-module setup on our BIOSTAR Z790 VALKYRIE LGA1700 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 tried to run at 6400MHz, but the system did not boot anymore! With the two-module kit we could reach frequencies up to 6600MHz.
In the case of the Eryx Tataricus kit, adding two more modules seemed to help not only with capacity (which basically doubled), but we have obtained in many tests results better than when running with only 32GB and we were surprised that the results at 6200 were better in some cases than the ones obtained at 6400MHz or 6600MHz while running two modules, at the exact same main timings and voltage.
The added modules do help with the RGB effects as well, having the double number of LEDs, transforming your setup in a real showpiece! In our case, the test setup looked interesting even without the RGB turned on, due to the different colored chassis of the modules; in this case we have chosen to mix the white and black modules for obtaining a “Panda” color scheme.
At the time of the review, the modules are still available for $109.99 on Newegg.com.
We would like to thank again to ANACOMDA for making this review possible!