DDR4 memory started out for some consumers with the Intel X99 chipset, but it wasn’t until the new Intel 100 series chipsets and mainly the Z170, hit the market that DDR4 memory made its big entry in the consumer market. Since then, manufacturers of memory modules have been battling to have the best modules for this platform and it is no different at Patriot Memory. We’ve already seen the Viper DDR4 modules and now they just announced the Viper Elite DDR4 modules for the Intel 100 series platforms and with speeds up to 3200MHz.
The new Patriot Viper Elite series is available in red, blue and grey. It comes in two module 16GB and 8GB Kits as well as a 64GB kit consisting of four 16GB modules. There is also a grey only 64 and 32GB kit with 16GB modules. The power consumption is between 1.2 and 1.35 volts depending on which models you pick. The series is available from 2400MHz and all the way up to 3200MHz.
All modules are hand tested for quality assurance and the Viper Elite series is backed by a lifetime warranty.
“Patriot strives to deliver excellent price per performance when launching a new product,” said Les Henry, VP of Engineering at Patriot. “The Viper Elite dual kit is no exception. We want to enable our customers to have the latest and greatest technology at an affordable price and we’ve done that here; top speeds at an excellent market price.”
The new Patriot Viper Elite kits with 2400MHz to 3200MHz speeds will be available worldwide starting November 18 for an MSRP between $52.99 – $499.00.
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