Gigabyte is pulling the covers off some new gaming peripherals and other PC component hardware at Computex 2018. One of the products is the company's new AORUS RGB gaming RAM. The memory is a 16GB kit ...

Gigabyte added 3,733MHz and 3,333MHz models to the DDR4 OC memory "AORUS RGB Memory" that supports Memory Boost technology. And that latter one is a twist. The DDR4 overclocking memory has a "Memory ...

The all new design memory kit features the highly-praised Hynix D die, providing high bandwidth and high performance of DDR4 XMP 4400 MHz under 8 GB x2 mainstream specifications with a friendly price ...

To recap on the prior offering you can head on over to the HEXUS review of the first gen Aorus RGB Memory 16GB DDR4-3200 (GP-AR32C16S8K2SU416R) kit. This reviewed kit offered DDR4-3,200 speeds and ...

Gigabyte is dipping its toes into the memory market in a couple of new ways. We've seen the introduction of new SATA-based SSDs using Toshiba 3rd Gen 3D TLC memory, and now it's getting in on the DRAM ...

Gigabyte has entered the PC RAM market with its Aorus branded RGB memory kits. There seems to be just one RGB Fusion compatible memory kit at launch time which will furnish your PC system with 16GB of ...

Gigabyte has decided to expand its product portfolio and go for the memory market with its newest Aorus RGB DDR4 memory. According to what is known so far, Gigabyte will start with a dual-channel DDR4 ...

Gigabyte is joining the memory market, launching some Aorus RGB DDR4 at Computex 2018. The kits will use Samsung B-Die components exclusively and run at 3,200MHz and CL16. The RGB lighting along the ...

As interest in gaming PCs continues to grow, hardware companies that used to focus on specific niches have been expanding to include more varied lineups in a bid to get more business from DIYers ...

Memory Asus says its Intel 800-series motherboards are approved to run DDR5-7200 without an XMP profile, pointing to a RAM speed boost for an Arrow Lake refresh Memory Team Group joins the mega memory ...

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