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Visiontek Ultimate Performance 12GB / 24GB PC3-14900 CL10 1866mhz Review

The Visiontek kit was shipped from America in a strong cardboard box.

Inside, the same black box as before, with the name of the company across the top. There is a window at the side of the box so the product can be seen in a retail store environment.

The heatspreaders are oversized although not quite as large as similar models from competitors, such as Kingston. The heatspreaders are stuck together with very strong adhesive tape, so we don't recommend you try to remove them as damage to the individual modules would be possible.

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9 comments

  1. I like the way they have used a mid size heatspreader.

  2. I cant see their memory products for sale anywhere. Can you ask what countries they are supporting please? is it just america?

  3. awesome, I wish I had 24GB of ram. cant wait to see the quad kits for the upcoming intel platform !

  4. They seem to be getting a good supply from the far east for this range. im impressed.

  5. Quality, always liked Visiontek. nice to see them back into the ram business.

  6. I think these are USA only. which is a real shame as I need quality memory for my X58 system 🙁

  7. I never understood why kingston went for the massive heatspeaders. even these aren’t needed. just keep them small guys, then we never have to worry about coolers.

  8. Lifetime warranty, great performance. but how much? and where? my friend went to buy the sandybridge kit and can’t find it anywhere.

  9. Read the other review on the 1600MHz and it seems Visiontek seems to be poised well. I’d like to attempt overclocking a 24GB kit on my own though…