Thermaltake Quietly Launches RGB-Free H-ONE Gaming Memory Sticks

Thermaltake has introduced the company's latest H-ONE Gaming series of DDR4 memory modules for gamers that don't dig RGB lighting on their memory. 

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The H-ONE Gaming modules feature a minimalistic, low-profile design and utilize a black aluminum heat spreader for passive cooling. At the time of writing, Thermaltake only offers its H-ONE Gaming modules in 8GB but at three different memory speeds.

According to the product page, H-ONE Gaming modules are designed for Intel platforms, more specifically for X299, 300-, 200-and 100-series motherboards.

Specs

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FrequencyProduct NumberCapacityCL TimingVoltage
DDR4-2400R001D408GX1-2400C17B8GB171.20V
DDR4-2666R002D408GX1-2666C19B8GB191.20V
DDR4-3000R012D408GX1-3000C16B8GB161.35V

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Thermaltake has opted to only reveal the CAS latency and operating voltage for its H-ONE Gaming modules. The DDR4-2400 and DDR4-2666 modules have a CAS latency of 17 and 19, respectively. Both run at 1.20V. Lastly, the DDR4-3000 module has its CAS latency configured at 16 and operates at 1.35V.

H-ONE Gaming modules come with support for XMP 2.0 so you can configure the sticks to run at Thermaltake's advertised memory speed with a single click of a button. The memory modules are backed with a limited lifetime warranty.

Thermaltake has already listed the H-ONE Gaming modules on its website but didn't reveal pricing or availability.

Zhiye Liu
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Zhiye Liu is a Freelance News Writer at Tom’s Hardware US. Although he loves everything that’s hardware, he has a soft spot for CPUs, GPUs, and RAM.

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    They look nice but those are pretty underwhelming offerings.


    Almost feels like they just want to help offload some of that DRAM oversupply but didn't get to the B-die fast enough /s
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