Abacus Peripherals has announced the launch of its new ZION XTreme Series DDR3 Overclocking Memory Module, designed for hardcore gamers. The modules are equipped with a golden or lustrous red heat spreader designed to rapidly disperse heat generated by the module while overclocked and during intensive operation such as gaming.
The memory modules are said to be designed to meet the demands of hardcore gamers with their high performance and relatively easy overclocking as required. The RAM module along with the heat spreader is of moderate height, thus not occupying much space, and allowing free flow or air in the cabinet. Additionally, this also reduces the chances of mechanical obstruction to other PC components such as other heat sinks, graphics cards, and cabling.
The ZION XTreme Gaming Series DDR3 RAM modules have the clock rate ranging from the stock 1600 MHz to 2133 MHz. They are available in capacities of 4 GB and 8 GB in a single memory module packages, and 8 GB kit and 16 GB kit from dual-channel package. The company claims that these meet gamers' requirements such as high frequency, high capacity, low CAS latency and low power consumption. The modules supports the complete range of Intel's latest motherboards chipsets and are backward compatible with platforms including Intel Z97X Series, demonstrating excellent compatibility. To make it very easy to overclock, these modules support Intel XMP, allowing even newbies achieve top overclocking performance with minimal efforts.
Pricing for the modules was not available at the time of this post. I will update the information as soon as it becomes available from Abacus.
The memory modules are said to be designed to meet the demands of hardcore gamers with their high performance and relatively easy overclocking as required. The RAM module along with the heat spreader is of moderate height, thus not occupying much space, and allowing free flow or air in the cabinet. Additionally, this also reduces the chances of mechanical obstruction to other PC components such as other heat sinks, graphics cards, and cabling.
The ZION XTreme Gaming Series DDR3 RAM modules have the clock rate ranging from the stock 1600 MHz to 2133 MHz. They are available in capacities of 4 GB and 8 GB in a single memory module packages, and 8 GB kit and 16 GB kit from dual-channel package. The company claims that these meet gamers' requirements such as high frequency, high capacity, low CAS latency and low power consumption. The modules supports the complete range of Intel's latest motherboards chipsets and are backward compatible with platforms including Intel Z97X Series, demonstrating excellent compatibility. To make it very easy to overclock, these modules support Intel XMP, allowing even newbies achieve top overclocking performance with minimal efforts.
Pricing for the modules was not available at the time of this post. I will update the information as soon as it becomes available from Abacus.
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