ADATA Unveils XPG SPECTRIX D60G DDR4 RGB Memory Module

ADATA is one of the world’s most popular storage manufacturers, which is known for its wide range of memory modules, including DRAMs, SB Flash drives and HDDs. The Taiwanese company launched the XPG SPECTRIX D60G DDR4 memory on April 17, 2019, and the module features a unique lighting design, which gives it the highest RGB surface area of any RAM module, the company claims.

Features And Specifications

The XPG D60G RAM has a frequency range from 3000-4133 MHz. Available in three different variants, the memory module supports Intel XMP 2.0 profile manager, so that users can overclock the memory through the PC’s operating system instead of the BIOS. The company claims that the D60G is built with the best-in-class material to extend the lifespan of the memory module. Furthermore, the RAM module is housed in a metal heat sink for improved signal quality and stability.

The highlight of the XPG Spectrix DDR4 RAM module is the full-RGB design of the same. The memory module features full exposed RGB light strips in order to cover a wide area. In order to boost the aesthetics of the system, the RAM module also sports a multi-coloured flow effect. As per XPG, the D60G covers a total area of 9,497mm²  which equates to over 60 percent of the module’s surface area. In terms of the casing, the RAM has a multifaceted surface which gives an elegant look. 

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The RGB lighting of the RAM module can be programmed so as to maintain synchronization between different components of the system. Using the XPG RGB Sync desktop application, users can develop new RGB patterns and control the “breathe” speed of the RAM. In case users are running a preinstalled RGB light control application from a separate motherboard manufacturer, they can integrate the same with the RAM module. The XPG Spectrix D60G RAM is available in two module variants, 8GB and 16GB (8×2). Additional information regarding the RAM module is listed below: