TeamGroup Xtreem ARGB DDR4 Gaming Memory Review

A Closer Look

Taking our first look at the Xtreem ARGB we were taken back just how beautiful they were. The mirror finish on them is quite striking and very unique from all the memory we have benched. When looking at the modules under the light the mirror looks almost jet black with just the slight hint of blue. To complete the look of the module there is a metallic band in the center with a backlit “Xtreem ARGB” etched into it. We also find some more backlit branding with the “T-Force” logo in the upper center.

After looking at the memory for some time, it was apparent why TeamGroup included a black microfiber cloth. Like most hardware that has a mirror finish, it attracts fingerprints. The Xtreem ARGB are no different and are easily marked up even with the slightest touch. Not a big deal since a quick wipe with the microfiber cloth removes them quite effortlessly.

Moving to the back of the Xtreem ARGB we see the mirror finish carries over with only the top of the module covered. The bottom of the half is covered with a matte black aluminum heatsink which has a sticker with the memory timing and serial number. Looking at the memory configuration we see that our kit has the looser timings of the 3600MHz kits with CL 18-22-22-42 at a voltage of 1.35v.

At the top of the Xtreem ARGB’s is the same mirror surface and much like the front has some “T-Force” branding etched out. One thing we did notice is the tops of the modules are angled which makes it a little harder to apply even pressure when installing them into the motherboard.

I must say that the Xtreem ARGB lights out beautifully on our test bench. We love how the mirror lets a little light pass through which makes etched out areas just pop. Out of all the RGB memory kits, this one is by far the most unique and we like that the RGB is subtle but stunning at the same time.

Even the front and back of the Xtreem look amazing with the light barely penetrating the mirror adding a cool glowing effect.