ADATA announces their new XPG SPECTRIX D40 RGB DDR4 memory modules. This is basically an updated or upgraded version of ADATA’s XPG Dazzle DDR4 memory, now built with RGB lighting and is compatible with Asus AURA Sync. The company also claims that the SPECTRIX D40 is optimized for the new Intel X299 platform and AMD’s … continue reading
Crucial recently announced their upcoming Ballistix Tactical Tracer DDR4 RGB Gaming memory modules. A few months ago, I was thinking if Crucial would bring back their Tactical Tracer lineup which was quite popular back at DDR3-days. Well, it’s back and it’s now loaded with user-controllable RGB LEDs. It also allows users to monitor temperature and … continue reading
We previously reviewed the Corsair Vengeance LED DDR4 last year; it was an overall great memory with very solid performance. I personally wanted to see an RGB version of the Vengeance kit, and I’m sure (back then) that Corsair would release one someday. Well, that day has come and finally the company releases the Corsair … continue reading
Last June 2016, Corsair released a DDR4 memory that I believed to be one of the most sleek-looking and stunning DDR4 memory module in the market – the Corsair Vengeance LED DDR4. The Vengeance LED is a high performance DDR4 memory geared towards enthusiasts, overclocker and gamers. It’s designed to not only make a PC … continue reading
Corsair recently announced the availability of the Dominator Platinum Special Edition DDR4 memory. The new DDR4 memory is available in two different color schemes, Chrome and Blackout; made from premium materials, carefully screened ICs for superior performance and reliability, 10-layer PCB and Corsair’s DHX cooling technology. These DDR4 memory kits are made for the enthusiast … continue reading
Team Group has been on the memory industry for many years now. I could still remember that one of my first (or my very first) high-end DDR memory was their Team Xtreem series many years ago. I’m glad to see that Team Group is still in the industry and keeping up with the competition. Team … continue reading
Nowadays, there is an abundant supply of DDR4 memory modules with varying speeds and capacity. They also come in different colors, looks and design. Some have LEDs, some don’t, while others have plasma/lightning effects. Today we are going to take a look and review one of Crucial’s DDR4 memory kit geared towards any users who … continue reading
Corsair recently introduced their latest high performance DDR4 memory geared towards enthusiasts and gamers – the Corsair Vengeance LED DDR4 memory series. The new Vengeance LED DDR4 memory looks really cool in my opinion. The LEDs are not just still, but they have different lighting effects. You can watch the video below. Makes me want … continue reading
Most of the DDR4 memory we previously reviewed were quad channel kits, made available in line with the release of the X99 platform, including the Viper 4 DDR4-2666. Today, we take a look at and review the Patriot Viper 4 DDR4-2800 16GB (2x8GB), a dual channel kit which is basically an ideal memory kit for … continue reading
DDR4 memory is fast replacing the older DDR3 memory modules. Prices have already gone down significantly since the first DDR4 became available in the market. Today, we are going to take a look and review the ADATA XPG Z1 DDR4 memory, the company’s first DDR4 memory geared towards enthusiasts and PC gamers. The memory kit … continue reading
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