ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D60G 16GB (2X8) 3600

The XPG SPECTRIX D60G DDR4 memory has the greatest RGB surface area of any memory module thanks to its unique dual RGB light strip design! It also has a 3600MHz frequency and supports Intel XMP 2.0 profiles for easy overclocking.
For maximum effect, the completely exposed RGB light strips are extra-wide. Your project will stand out from the crowd when combined with a captivating multi-colored flow effect!
The D60avant-garden G’s style is sure to turn heads. It features an edgy X-light design with a multi-faceted diamond-inspired surface that stands out.
The D60G uses high-quality semiconductors and a metal heat sink to provide exceptional signal integrity, dependability, and stability, extending the memory module’s lifespan.

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Overclocking is a breeze with Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) 2.0, which also improves system stability. Instead of modifying specific parameters in BIOS, you can do so through the operating system on your PC.
Programmable lighting effects allow you to personalise your game experience. Set patterns, pulse rates, lighting intensity, and other parameters. The XPG RGB Sync app makes control simple. You can also utilise RGB light control software from a major motherboard manufacturer if you already have it.

The Spectrix D60G features a design that you’ll either like or dislike. The multidimensional exterior of the memory modules is inspired by diamonds. The RGB LED diffuser effectively doubles as a heat spreader — not that plastic is particularly good at dissipating heat, but most RAM kits don’t generate enough heat to require one. Adata boasts that RGB illumination covers over 60% of the surface area, which is likely how the Spectrix D60G earned its moniker.

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In our gaming tests, the XPG Spectrix D60G DDR4-3600 C14 memory kit outperformed the competition on both Intel and AMD systems. In terms of overall performance, the RAM kit isn’t bad either, albeit the results reveal that it performs slightly better on Intel than AMD.

On the Spectrix D60G, a 0.01V bump worked wonders and helped further enhance DDR4-3600 timings. We were able to reduce the CAS Latency from 14 to 13, but we had to preserve stability by keeping the tRCD, tRP, and tRAS timings at 15-15-35.

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ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D60G 16GBProduct Description

Memory Type: DDR4

Memory Speed: 3600 MHz

Voltage: 1.35 V

Designation: PC4-28800

Memory Size (Total): 16 GB

Number of Modules: 2 modules

Memory Size (Individual): 8 GB

Pin Configuration: 288 pin

Memory Package: DIMM

Bus I/O Configuration: Unbuffered

Error Correction: No

CAS Latency: CL18-20-20

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