A little while ago we took a look at Patriot’s Viper Xtreme triple channel memory that is designed for Intel X58 systems. Today we are checking out the Viper Xtreme Division 2 Edition memory which is designed for Intel’s 2nd generation “Sandy Bridge” Core processors. This memory has been rigorously tested and validated on the Intel 6 Series platform to achieve maximum performance and stability. The Division 2 memory has all of the same features as the original Viper Xtreme memory like the 6 gram copper core and aircraft-grade aluminum heatspreaders. Today we will be putting the 8GB DDR3-1866 kit to the test.
Special thanks to Patriot for providing us with the Viper Xtreme Division 2 DDR3-1866 8GB Dual Channel Memory Kit to review.
Features & Specifications
– Extreme Performance PC3-15000 (1866MHz)
– Enhanced Latency (9-11-9-27)
– Voltage: 1.65V
– XMP Ready
– Equipped with an extruded aluminum shield build around a copper core to provide improved cooling
– 100% Tested and Verified
– RoHS Compliant
– Tested on Intel® P67 platform
Packaging
The Viper Xtreme Division 2 memory comes in Patriot’s retail packaging. On the front there is a photo of the memory, and a stick that tells us this is an 8GB kit of PC3-15000 1866MHz memory. On the back there is some information about the memory.
Opening the packaging up the memory is housed inside an easy to open clamshell package.
