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About LinkBacksjake said he never did the review on the Phanteks PH-TC14PE would there be enough room for these G.SKILL TridentX Series 16GB PC3-19200 Dual Channel DDR3 Kit (2 x 8Gat Memory Express if i take off the heat spreaders ?
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jake said he never did the review on the Phanteks PH-TC14PE would there be enough room for these G.SKILL TridentX Series 16GB PC3-19200 Dual Channel DDR3 Kit (2 x 8G
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Yea, more than likely
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i hope so
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I had to cut my G-Skill down. You can also take some fins of the cooler to make room.
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No they will not fit with the fin if you remove them prolly.
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I found this:
source:Review: Phanteks PH-TC14PE - Cooling - HEXUS.net - Page 2It all starts off easy enough; the backplate and mounting brackets are practically identical to what's on offer from many other high-end solutions, and getting them in place on an LGA 1155 socket is simple and straightforward. However, things get complicated when you attach the heatsink, as the radiator will cover the first memory slot on most motherboards. We had to remove the extended heatspreader on our G.Skill memory in order to get it in place, and, of course, with the fan attached, the PH-TC14PE is going to cover just about all of the memory slots and rule out high-profile memory as a compatible option.
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Jake didn't do the review, Kip did, but he's no longer with us. It was tested on a LGA2011 system with a 3960X overclocked to 4.5GHz
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Re: Phanteks PH-TC14PE
so what are you sayingOriginally Posted by PC_User
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Are you really have the Planteks?jake said he never did the review on the Phanteks PH-TC14PE would there be enough room for these G.SKILL TridentX Series 16GB PC3-19200 Dual Channel DDR3 Kit (2 x 8G
If so then just go with low-profile ram such as crucial tactical. However, they don't have 2400mhz modules only 1600mhz but you can overclock it to 2134Mhz thought.
and if you must have the gskill tridentx then get different cooler.
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he meants NO.
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yes i have the cooler allready but i wan't 2400 mkz
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in the review i see they have ripjaws
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You won't notice the performance differences in daily application, you only see it in the benchmarks. Ripjaws modules are lower than TridentX.
FYI, faster memory has bigger and taller heatsink therefore you have no other solution but to use different cooler if you want blazing fast memory.
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Ripjaws X will fit ... you can also move the Fan over the Ram to middle and the End leaving room for taller ram there is only .5deg in 2 fans and 3 fans, I have a Phanteks PHTC14PE Club on other forums and many have tried different configs and setups.
*Edit* you can also mount the Cooler in North/ South orientation with no change in temps, the real issue is the fan placement with taller Ram unless your planning on using 4 sticks.
Last edited by PC_User; 15-12-2012 at 12:39.
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i have 3 fans
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