ADATA is one of the world’s most popular storage manufacturers, announced the launch of the latest XPG Spectrix D60G memory module, RGB light covering 60% of the memory, can be overclocked to 4133MHz.
Specifications
ADATA’s new memory modules are available in DDR4-3000, DDR4-3200 and DDR4-3600. The memory module supports Intel XMP 2.0 profile manager so that users can overclock the memory through the PC’s operating system instead of the BIOS.
The following is a list of specifications:
The edgy XPG Spectrix D60G’s cooling vest uses a “diamond cutting” process, and the centre aluminium strips provide excellent heat dissipation. Officially announced that these modules will run at data rates up to DDR4-4133. According to the official website, the RGB coverage area of the XPG SPECTRIX D60G surface is 9497 square millimetres, accounting for more than 60% of the surface area of the memory.
XPG RGB SYNC
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The XPG RGB Sync app (beta version) lets you adjust and tune SPECTRIX D60G RGB lighting. It’s compatible with all mainstream motherboards, allowing control of up to five individual RGB elements. Set up patterns, pulse speed, lighting intensity, and more. In addition, the music mode allows users to listen to different types of music and match lighting effects with rhythm tempos as diverse as Rock, Party, Funk and more. It’s all easy. Just click apply and wait a second or two for changes to update.
