You know it, no RGB is no a go these days. So why not fit some RGB on an M2 SSD eh? Well, ADATA has a first. Meet the Spectrix S40G RGB SSD. RGB or not, it is no slouch with read and write speeds of ...

Made with only the highest quality chips and PCBs, the XPG D50 provides ultimate stability, reliability, and speeds of up to 4800 MHz. What’s more, it supports the latest Intel and AMD platforms. To ...

ADATA is releasing a set of RGB memory under the name of the XPG Specrix D40 series, it comes with ASUS Aura synchronization. The memory is compatible with both Intel and AMD X299 AM4 platform and ...

We've seen attempts at doing RGB SSDs in the past and in our opinion, they have for the most part been failures. Some were nothing more than blinking LED's, with no user control. Others had to have a ...

Taipei, Taiwan – April 19,2018 – ADATA Technology, a leading manufacturer of high-performanceDRAM modules and NAND Flash products, announces its next generation XPG SPECTRIX D41 DDR4 RGB memory module ...

If you're a custom PC builder with RGB-lighting fever, and have RGB-ified just about every inch and corner of your system, perk up: ADATA is bringing pretty lights to the final component frontier. As ...

RGB: How much RGB lighting is too much? If you were to ask the likes of Corsair or Razer, the answer would very likely be "you can never have enough." Now, it seems PC hardware maker Adata feels ...

ADATA has launched the XPG SPECTRIX D80 DDR4 RGB. The module is touted as the world’s first RGB DDR4 memory with a hybrid liquid-air cooling system. The SPECTRIX D80 operates with a combination of a ...

ADATA has this month introduced their new ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D45 RGB and GAMMIX D45G DDR4 memory modules, offering users a ” rugged industrial designs and equally robust capabilities”reads the press ...

If you're a custom PC builder with RGB-lighting fever, and have RGB-ified just about every inch and corner of your system, perk up: ADATA is bringing pretty lights to the final component frontier. As ...

ADATA was boasting that the new XPG Spectrix D41 RGB they were preparing could reach 5000MHz on air a few days ago. Now they are announcing that this memory module is official, with XMP speeds of up ...