CORSAIR Unveils Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque 32GB DDR4 Memory Kits
by Patrick MacMillan on May 16, 2017 3:00 PM EST- Posted in
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- Special Edition
Corsair has just launched a flamboyant new addition to its flagship Dominator Platinum memory series in the form of two 32GB DDR4 kits that have apparently been designed to reproduce the aesthetic of high-performance automotive engines.
Dubbed the Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque, this new model's key feature is clearly the unique top bar, which has been given a heat-treated effect in order to mimic the patina that is often found on the exhaust manifolds of high-performance engines. The top bar also has integrated white LEDs, which we are a bit surprised aren't RGB LED (if only due to their ubiquity). The black aluminium heatsinks have been given a brushed finish, while the cooling fins and much of labelling is in an eye-catching shade of orange. As per the model name, these are a special edition modules that will be available in limited quantities, with each kit being individually numbered..
Designed for Intel X99 and 200-series motherboards, the two 32GB Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque memory kits are available as both a 2x16GB kit and a 4x8GB kit, each with otherwise identical specifications. The CMD32GX4M2C3200C14T model is a dual-channel kit consisting of two 16GB memory modules rated to run at DDR4-3200 with CL14-16-16-36 timings at 1.35 volts. The CMD32GX4M4C3200C14T model is quad-channel memory kit consisting of four 8GB memory modules rated to run at DDR4-3200 with CL14-16-16-36 timings at 1.35V. They are both manufactured with Corsair's custom 10-layer PCB, and feature Samsung B-die ICs that have been binned to ensure that they can be safely overclocked to at least DDR4-3600. Both kits also support XMP 2.0, which should eliminate any of the hassle that is often associated with trying to manually overclock memory.
Corsair Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque Kits | |||||||||
Data rate | Latency | Kit Capacity | Modules | Voltage | Part Number | Launch Price | |||
3200 MT/s | CL14 16-16-36 | 32 GB | 2x16GB | 1.35 V | CMD32GX4M2C3200C14T | $399.99 | |||
32 GB | 4x8GB | CMD32GX4M4C3200C14T | $449.99 |
The new Corsair Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque series is available immediately on Corsair's website. The 2x16GB kit is priced at $399.99 USD, while the 4x8GB version is a little pricier at $449.99 USD. They are both covered by Corsair's lifetime warranty.
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yuriylsh - Tuesday, May 16, 2017 - link
Hopebigboxes - Tuesday, May 16, 2017 - link
Looks like the Corsair Dolphins Edition.Flunk - Tuesday, May 16, 2017 - link
Looks like they're trying to simulate the way titanium exhausts discolor.That's really silly. I'm all for good-looking computer components, but they're just going overboard.
Inteli - Tuesday, May 16, 2017 - link
The industry went overboard a couple of years ago when they started putting RGB LEDs on everything. I think it's a neat effect, and if it were matched to a similarly colored copper/blue motherboard it would look great. Unfortunately, the industry abandoned motherboards that aren't gamer-y a few years ago, so a matching motherboard would never exist.VoraciousGorak - Wednesday, May 17, 2017 - link
"Dominator Platinum Special Edition Torque."Christ on a cracker.
Apparently the going rate for RAM these days is about eighty bucks a word. This is one of the most ridiculous product names I've ever seen.
Lolimaster - Thursday, May 18, 2017 - link
Same memory speed with better latencies could be bought in 2x16GB for $170 1 year ago. Stop buying smartphones.m16 - Monday, May 22, 2017 - link
This is an insane kit. For those few that can afford it, we're looking forward to some benchmarks.