Today we are evaluating Team Group’s T-Force XTREEM 4133 MHz DDR4 memory modules. The XTREEM line of memory from Team Group doesn’t have any flashy RGB or wild color schemes. What it does have is rock-solid performance and a legacy of legendary overclocking results. Exceptional build quality, high XMP speeds, and performance are its major hallmarks. Join us as we take a look at these features and investigate the XTREEM memory’s overclocking potential.
Specifications and Features
Team Group’s T-Force XTREEM lineup is a performance-oriented series of DDR4 memory modules. Instead of RGB, they’ve chosen to outfit this series of memory with an award-winning, high-efficiency aluminum heat spreader on this and a lot of other memory configurations. With kits composed of 4GBx2, 8GBx2, 8GBx4, 16GBx4, the XTREEM series has something to fit every need.
The 8GBx2 sets are by far the most popular choice for overclockers and gamers, so we will direct our focus there. Starting out with the highest binned SKU is the XTREEM 4500 @ $196.99. The 4500 MHz kit runs an astonishingly tight set of timings. At a low 18-20-20-44 they are among the tightest, and thus highest performing, of all 4500 MHz kits on the market today. At the lower end of the spectrum, they offer the XTREEM 3466 @ $109.99. Interestingly enough, both the 4500 MHz and 3466 MHz editions of this memory run the same exact primary timing profile of 18-20-20-44.
Team Group offers a plethora of different options, but the sweet spot seems to be the XTREME 4133 @ $137.99. What makes the 4133 MHz kit unique is that it’s the only one running over 3733 MHz that comes with a tight timing profile of 18-18-18-38, while all of the others are rated for 18-20-20-44. In the table below we examine the particular details of the memory being evaluated today.
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Team Group T-Force XTREEM 4133 DDR4 Review
2nd August 2019, 12:57
Team Group T-Force XTREEM 4133 DDR4 Review 
