Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine DDR4 Gaming Memory Kit Review

Memory by stefan @ 2019-02-17

If you are a mainstream user and do not care for RGB lighting effects, Silicon Power has a solid solution with their XPOWER Turbine kits, that also feature Samsung ICs. Despite the XMP rating of 2666MHz C16 of our kit, it still has some overclocking potential, if you take your time and do proper testing. The module heatspreaders height is quite low at about 38.2mm, so it should be no issue when installing large air coolers as well.

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Packaging, A Closer Look

Not long ago, Silicon Power has launched a new series of memory kits, XPOWER Turbine that are available as 8GB, 16GB modules and 16GB (2x8GB) or 32GB (2x16GB) dual-channel kits. These are XMP-programmed with speeds of 2666(CL16), 3200(CL16), 3600(CL19), 4133(CL19) and feature a 10-layer PCB for great stability.

 

The products are shipped in sealed blister packaging that allows the potential customer to check these out without unsealing:

 

 

 

On the back side we do have a product description in multiple languages, but also the serial number and product code name:

 

 

 

The inside layer of the leaflet does contain some words regarding Warranty Information, but also some installation instructions:

 

 

 

 

The modules come with dark blue brushed aluminum heatspreaders and their design allow good air circulation on the top area, when placed in a well-ventilated computer case; in the middle, we did spot a debossed SP logo, but also an XPOWER sticker:

 

 

 

The opposite side is identical, only that here we have an additional sticker:

 

 

 

The sticker does list the product serial number, the internal code name, but also the rated speed and CAS latency:

 

 

 

Here is also a look on the top area of the heatsink, that shows how the two components are joined together:

 

 

 

Without further ado, we have installed the modules on our test system and started running the usual benchmarks:

 

 

 

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