CONCLUSION

   Although Kingmax is far from the first name that comes to mind when talking about RAM not only did the Zeus Dragon DDR4 RGB kits perform very well in our tests but with loose timings we also managed to get up to a stable 3600MHz at CL18 without surpassing 1.4V. Where the Zeus Dragon DDR4 RGB kits excel however are in looks since thanks to their anodized aluminum heat spreaders and their RGB LED bars these are probably the best-looking kit to reach our lab, at least to date. Unfortunately, Kingmax doesn’t offer their very own control software and even though these modules are compatible with all the leading RGB sync technologies by ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI and ASROCK due to the rather limited functionality of the control software offered by those manufacturers we think that they should really look into introducing their very own solution.

   Availability is pretty much the sole drawback of the Zeus Dragon DDR4 RGB RAM since currently we weren’t able to track them on any of the leading online stores of both the USA and the EU. With that in mind if you can track them down for roughly the same price as other RGB kits with similar timings there’s no reason as to why you shouldn’t give them a chance. Performance, looks and overclocking headroom the Kingmax Zeus Dragon DDR4 RGB kits do very well in all and even though availability issues are very severe they certainly deserve your attention (that is if you can find any).

PROS

- Build Quality
- Design (Anodized Aluminum Heat Spreaders)
- Top RGB LED Bar (Compatible with ASUS AURA Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync & ASRock Polychrome Sync)
- Overall Performance (3000MHZ CL16 / Up To 3600MHz CL18)
- Short Heat Spreaders (No Possible Clearance Issues)
- 5 Year Limited Warranty

CONS

- Dual Channel Kits Only
- Only Up To 32GB For Quad Channel Mainboards
- Severe Availability Issues
- Lack Dedicated Control Software