Gigabyte AORUS 8GB 3200MHz RGB RAM

Gigabyte AORUS 8GB 3200MHz RGB RAM

Explore the Gigabyte AORUS 8GB 3200MHz with AORUS RGB Memory and Exclusive RGB Infused Demo Modules. It has seamless RGB synchronization between the motherboard and other peripherals. User Friendly Design for Easier Installation has brought new concept to memory. This stylish and luxurious design component have high efficient heat spreaders to keep better performance.The all new Gigabyte AORUS 8GB 3200MHz Memory kit is engineered to be the best and to deliver absolute performance. AORUS design principles are inspired by the brand icon, the Eagle. Gigabyte AORUS 8GB 3200MHz pattern on the front side of AORUS RGB Memory sticks resembles an eagle diving through the sky. The dynamic features of the AORUS RGB Memory modules represent the eagle’s speed, agility, and the eagle’s prowess in flight. Moreover, the asymmetric design of the heatsink and placement of the AORUS logo makes it easier and more intuitive for users to slide the sticks correctly into place.

Gigabyte AORUS 8GB 3200MHz RGB RAM Review

As DRAM production increases in the recent months, we’ve seen a steady decrease in volatile memory products in the consumer PC space. The mainstream DDR4 memory DIMMs for desktop computers aren’t as expensive as they used to be a year ago, and it may be a good time to invest in purchasing a new set of RAM for your PC.

Typically, there are three main factors when it comes to purchasing your new RAM kits – price, design and performance. For those who are looking for a new RAM purely based on its price, simple value RAM will meet the needs. As the prices fall, perhaps you would have enough cash to spoil yourself with something more flashy and high-performing.

RGB RAM kits are rather in fashion these days, as we’ve seen many brands such as HyperX and AORUS showing off their RGB RAM kits at COMPUTEX 2018 earlier this year. Together with the launch of the new Z390 chipset from Intel and the improved memory controller, many motherboard manufacturers are also claiming that products can easily attain memory speeds of beyond 4000MHz. However, a lot of the times, we know that the speeds of the RAM that can be achieved matters more on the DRAM chips itself, and not the motherboard.

Today, we have our hands on a unit of the limited edition Gigabyte AORUS RGB Memory for our review. Will this product strike a good balance between aesthetics and performance? We’ll have to deeper look to understand more about the product.

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