ADATA Announces XPG SPECTRIX D60G DDR4 Memory Module

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Such innovation and breakthrough...
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"with a mesmerizing multi-colored flow effect users will outshine their competition!" Yeah ... Freaking absolutely!
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I've read comments on other sites and what many people are missing these memories are available in 2x16GB kits which is awesome. I'm highly disappointed with DDR4 generation overall as it doesn't have huge selection of 16GB modules over 3000MHz speeds, especially when you compare situation with selection of 8GB modules which is incredibly large, imo too large. When i was about to upgrade my pc i was looking for 16GB modules and trust me, that wasn't easy, especially with these insane prices at that time (november 2018). In the end i chose g-skill's aegis modules which are horrible hynix afr, it doesn't overclock at all. I tried to sell them, nobody wants to buy them, they are that bad, even with price cut 30% under their current market price, wtf. About info in news... i see many editors copy&pasted exactly the same thing as nobody mentioned these memories are also available in 3000MHz variant. P.S. Guys, remember, you can disable rgb and if you care that much about look just take that rgb shield off from these modules.
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Specs are not bad, but I am not sure about that metallic heatsink statement since all that RGB plastic surface takes 60% of surface. Then there is that other issue and that's actual thickness of each module (which they state is "extra-wide" for RGB diffusion). It leaves much less space in between modules. Again decreasing cooling capability, especially in 4 stick configuration. I am not sure if top of the line clock speed modules survive at least till they are morally obsolete w/o direct fan cooling. (Which would defeat RGB "cool" effect.)
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Not bad looking. Product page has no info or specs on any other kits higher than 3600CL17. Guess they didnt finalize the specs yet.