ADATA reveals the XPG Spectrix D80 – the world’s first hybrid liquid-air cooled RGB RAM module

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Vanaf: Dimitar Karamitev 26 April 2018 / 03:22 0

ADATA technology revealed their new RAM module called XPG Spectrix D80. As the XPG abbreviation suggests, this product is targeted at gamers but what does this bad boy have to make you choose it instead of the many other options on the market?

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Well, the reason is not only one. First of all, the Spectrix D80 features a hybrid liquid-air cooling. Actually, the manufacturer claims that this is the world’s first such module to be cooled in this manner. The product has a liquid heatsink on its top which contains a non-conductive liquid substance that facilitates the cooling of the device. Of course, there is a conventional for the series aluminum heatsink which also contributes to keeping temperatures low while being a pleasure for the eye.

Secondly, the Spectrix D80 features a customizable RGB lighting. Yes, it is meant for those geeks who want to have everything glowing inside their PC case. You can control the patterns via a motherboard software application or ADATA’s RGB Sync app.

Thirdly, a mention must be made of the noteworthy specifications. Since it’s meant for gamers and DIY enthusiasts, it’s good that the module can operate at up to 5000 MHz. Additionally, it uses a 10-layer PCB which is one of the prerequisites for high performance. Also, the device supports the Intel X299 2666MHz and AMD AM4/Ryzen platforms and comes with a pre-configured Intel XMP 2.0 profile for fast overclocking without the need to do BIOS adjustments.