You guys probably remember I did a review on the Blade Fire memory from Apacer once, this article is of a higher speed model and one that works with AMD Ryzen setup. This model here is the 16GB kit rated at 1.2V/16-16-16-36 with 2400Mhz speed. More details at the official product page. Overclocking and Benchmarks…
Finally, after admiring it for more than a year I now have the Red Tesla in the lab. In case you guys didn’t know, I did a quick coverage on the Avexir Red Tesla over the previous Computex …….. yes, Computex of 2015. Here’s some photos of the Red Tesla. Here are the details of…
One of the many new DDR4 line-up from ADATA is the XPG Z1 in this review, a simple DDR4 module with no LED and comes with a “mecha-like” design. It’s not the first time ADATA has a “mecha-based” design and more often than not you’ll see it in their artwork, such as this one here…
Apacer Blade Fire was introduced just recently, it is the latest among Apacer’s range of RAM and it seems to be an extension of the BLADE series released last year. The packaging is messy yet attractive, it looks like a poster for some action-adventure movie of which I see fits the concept of the Blade…
A good RAM is always a welcome, they’re just as important to gamers and content creators. The HyperX Savage DDR4 3000 is a RAM that’s fast, sleek and in comes from the brand that has a legacy of producing excellent RAM kits. The HyperX Savege DDR4’s design is simple, the heatsinks design is sharp and…
