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Teamgroup Releases Gaming RGB SSD and RGB Memory with ASUS TUF Certification
Teamgroup joins forces with ASUS Gaming Alliance and releases the co-branded RGB solid state drive and RGB Gaming overclocking memory. T-FORCE DELTA S TUF Gaming RGB solid state drive (12V) and T-FORCE DELTA TUF Gaming RGB overclocking memory are both certified and strictly tested by TUF Gaming Alliance. The appearance combines TUF military camouflage pattern and the soul of gaming element.
Both SSD and memory are able to synchronize RGB lighting effects with motherboard through ASUS Aura software, providing consumers colorful, eye-catching equipment and an experience in high-speed performance
The creative camouflage pattern of T-FORCE DELTA S TUF Gaming RGB solid state drive (12V) shows unique TUF co-branded gaming style. The magnificent and colorful RGB effects can be synchronized through ASUS Aura software, so consumers are able to create lighting effects freely with personal style. The read speed is up to 560MB per second which is 4 times faster than traditional hard drive. Maximum up to 1TB of capacity not only satisfies gamers’ requirements but also provides a high-speed sensation after fully upgrading. Using 3NAND flash memory chip makes it durable, shockproof and offers a solid and total protection for gamers when saving or loading data.
The main design theme of T-FORCE DELTA TUF Gaming RGB luminous overclocking memory is based on unique military style and geometric lines. The asymmetrical, minimalist design of the heat spreader presents a new stereoscopic art style. It has a premium black body with military camouflage pattern. Lighting effects or lighting synchronization can be controlled through ASUS Aura software. The 120°, full color, ultra-wide-angle force flowing lighting can be presented flawlessly. The embossed lines on the surface increase the heat dissipation area and enhance cooling of the memory module, so the quality of the operation can be finely stabilized, and allowing gamers to be invincible in the gaming world.
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TeamGroup Releases Memory Modules T-FORCE VULCAN for Gaming Laptops - 06/21/2018 09:18 AM
TeamGroup gaming brand, T-FORCE releases VULCAN DDR4 3600Mhz memory module exclusively for gaming laptop. The clock frequency is as high as the maximum performance of DDR4 3600MHz....
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#5601535 Posted on: 10/30/2018 11:08 AM
This is getting slightly silly, but to each their own xD
This is getting slightly silly, but to each their own xD
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#5601590 Posted on: 10/30/2018 01:58 PM
AH! RGB SSD, I thought they wouldn't do it.
I use my SSD's behind my MB, do I get an extra effect?
This RGB thing has gone too far.
AH! RGB SSD, I thought they wouldn't do it.
I use my SSD's behind my MB, do I get an extra effect?
This RGB thing has gone too far.
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#5601617 Posted on: 10/30/2018 02:29 PM
Asus Certified flabby with bonus RGB!
Asus Certified flabby with bonus RGB!
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#5601653 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:20 PM
Now we just need RGB monitors......
:p
Now we just need RGB monitors......
:p
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#5601655 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:23 PM
Aren't those the ambilight monitors&TVs?
Now we just need RGB monitors...... :p
:pAren't those the ambilight monitors&TVs?
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#5601657 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:24 PM
i thought this was stupid too...niche of a niche product.
but then i saw their (non-Tuf) rgb ssds in an NZXT case (mounted on the front of the PSU shroud) and it looked incredible.
but not for me.
i thought this was stupid too...niche of a niche product.
but then i saw their (non-Tuf) rgb ssds in an NZXT case (mounted on the front of the PSU shroud) and it looked incredible.
but not for me.
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#5601658 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:25 PM
yes, but also a shout out to old school crt monitors.
Aren't those the ambilight monitors&TVs?
yes, but also a shout out to old school crt monitors.
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#5601660 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:26 PM
*imagines a RGB CRT*
Now that's just silly... xp
yes, but also a shout out to old school crt monitors.
*imagines a RGB CRT*
Now that's just silly... xp
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#5601663 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:27 PM
It is, in most builds SSDs and HDs are slide in to drive trays and hidden away it's weird this obsession with sticking lights and highlighting components that you would normally hide away and disguise.
This is getting slightly silly, but to each their own xD
It is, in most builds SSDs and HDs are slide in to drive trays and hidden away it's weird this obsession with sticking lights and highlighting components that you would normally hide away and disguise.
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#5601664 Posted on: 10/30/2018 04:28 PM
*imagines a RGB CRT*
Now that's just silly... xp
lol!
Oh To Be Young Again...
(all broadcast monitors in the CRT days were RGB, but not with leds separate electron guns...aka "Trinitron")
*imagines a RGB CRT*
Now that's just silly... xp
lol!
Oh To Be Young Again...
(all broadcast monitors in the CRT days were RGB, but not with leds separate electron guns...aka "Trinitron")
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#5601785 Posted on: 10/30/2018 10:21 PM
Talking about RGB, did nto touch RGB since it started becoming a trend, I started thinking about the components since a year before Ryzen lauch and decided to not spend a single cent on those "RGB" scam (LUL).
2 months ago i ended up going full retard and bought an X370 strix, just because of the RGB and 2x4 Team Group Delta 2 white, again because of RGB.
You might say "what a dumbf***", but the difference between a 3000 Mhz one stick and 2x4 sticks RGB, white was in fact cheaper for me to get the RGB (i bought it on newegg and shipped to Mexico, where i live.)
Could not be happier, yeah useless lights, but you know sometimes i just want to change of light and is a good plus.
By the way, have any of you find weird the fact that newegg suddently stopped selling Team Group RAM? i swear one week after i bought my RAM there is no stock at all, and furthermore, if you search by brand there will be only 2 and just 2 product of such brand.
Amazon US / MX similar story TBH i wanted to buy another 2x4 tyo have the 4 slots used, but every single RAM of them is totally gone or with absurd prices.
Same RAM which costed me 95 USD (considering like 20 MXN per dolar) now is like 120 - 150 USD on amazon US and in amazon MX in fact is cheaper like 3900 MXN (around 195 USD), newegg does not have stock at all, but man they are giving me good prices 75-80 USD the corsair RGB white.
Unrelated, but i hope is not because of this dumb china trade war (ok lets be honest HAS to be that, is not it?). Because the other brand i found absolutely gone from newegg is 1stplayer, i wanted to buy a keyboard (firedance gk3) and boom next day absolutely gone.
Talking about RGB, did nto touch RGB since it started becoming a trend, I started thinking about the components since a year before Ryzen lauch and decided to not spend a single cent on those "RGB" scam (LUL).
2 months ago i ended up going full retard and bought an X370 strix, just because of the RGB and 2x4 Team Group Delta 2 white, again because of RGB.
You might say "what a dumbf***", but the difference between a 3000 Mhz one stick and 2x4 sticks RGB, white was in fact cheaper for me to get the RGB (i bought it on newegg and shipped to Mexico, where i live.)
Could not be happier, yeah useless lights, but you know sometimes i just want to change of light and is a good plus.
By the way, have any of you find weird the fact that newegg suddently stopped selling Team Group RAM? i swear one week after i bought my RAM there is no stock at all, and furthermore, if you search by brand there will be only 2 and just 2 product of such brand.
Amazon US / MX similar story TBH i wanted to buy another 2x4 tyo have the 4 slots used, but every single RAM of them is totally gone or with absurd prices.
Same RAM which costed me 95 USD (considering like 20 MXN per dolar) now is like 120 - 150 USD on amazon US and in amazon MX in fact is cheaper like 3900 MXN (around 195 USD), newegg does not have stock at all, but man they are giving me good prices 75-80 USD the corsair RGB white.
Unrelated, but i hope is not because of this dumb china trade war (ok lets be honest HAS to be that, is not it?). Because the other brand i found absolutely gone from newegg is 1stplayer, i wanted to buy a keyboard (firedance gk3) and boom next day absolutely gone.
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