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Apacer Panther Rage DDR4 Memory Now Comes With RGB LED

by John Law
June 18, 2018
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Apacer recently launched its Panther Rage DDR4 RGB. As its namesake suggests, the memory modules are now fitted with some splashy RGB LED. Specs-wise, the memory modules are available at frequencies starting from 2400MHz all the way up to 3200MHz.

They are available in variations of 8GB and 16GB packs, the Panther Rage DDR4 RGB can be combined up to 128GB on any Intel motherboards (as long as they support Intel XMP 2.0). The memory modules are also compatible with AMD’s Ryzen platform.

The 2400MHz, 2666MHz, and 2800MHz variants will run at a voltage of just 1.2V while the models running on frequencies of 3000MHz and 3200MHz will run on just 1.35V.

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Last but not least, the Panther Rage DDR4 RGB is designed to seamlessly integrate with ASUS’ Aura Sync RGB software, enabling gamers to set their preferred colour and lighting patterns.

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