V-COLOR launches new high-tier DDR5 RAM series Manta XFinity with up to 8400MHz speed
V-COLOR has unveiled the brand new Manta XFinity series of DDR5 RAM to help you start off 2024 with a set of high-performance memory for your banger DIY build. First thing off the list, they want you to know that Manta XFinity is serious about being part of a high-tier build since it can reach up to 8400MHz of frequenc
V-COLOR has unveiled the brand new Manta XFinity series of DDR5 RAM to help you start off 2024 with a set of high-performance memory for your banger DIY build.
First thing off the list, they want you to know that Manta XFinity is serious about being part of a high-tier build since it can reach up to 8400MHz of frequency with a wide range of capacities available for choosing from the standard 32GB and all the way up to 96GB (All of them are dual sticks by the way).
Released under a dual module configuration also means that overclockers who want to push everything to the maximum and use associated motherboards like the GIGABYTE Z790 AORUS TACHYON X and ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 APEX can include them as part of the test bench.
Heat dissipation has also been improved through a geometric groove design potentially leading up to 40% better temperature management while the 16 LEDs within the RGB diffuser continue their job of blasting your rig with rainbow streams.
Availability
The V-COLOR DDR5 Manta XFinity memory kits come in capacities of 2x16GB, 2x24GB, 2x32GB, and 2x48GB.
They are expected to ship globally soon.
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First thing off the list, they want you to know that Manta XFinity is serious about being part of a high-tier build since it can reach up to 8400MHz of frequency with a wide range of capacities available for choosing from the standard 32GB and all the way up to 96GB (All of them are dual sticks by the way).
Released under a dual module configuration also means that overclockers who want to push everything to the maximum and use associated motherboards like the GIGABYTE Z790 AORUS TACHYON X and ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z790 APEX can include them as part of the test bench.
Heat dissipation has also been improved through a geometric groove design potentially leading up to 40% better temperature management while the 16 LEDs within the RGB diffuser continue their job of blasting your rig with rainbow streams.
