Team Group’s gaming brand, T-FORCE, launches T-FORCE DELTAα RGB DDR5, a gaming memory built for AMD Ryzen 7000 Series Processors and 600 Series Motherboard. DELTAα RGB DDR5 supports the latest overclocking technology from AMD EXPO, enhancing memory performance through excellent compatibility and delivering fast and reliable OC speeds with a single click. T-FORCE is dedicated to providing outstanding performances for gamers around the world and is proud to join forces with AMD to create the ultimate gaming experience.
Modeled after a stealth aircraft, T-FORCE DELTAα RGB DDR5 features a strong and clean geometric silhouette with 120° ultra-wide lighting to deliver a fierce military style. The new gaming memory is compatible with lighting effect software such as ASUS Aura Sync, GIGABYTE RGB Fusion 2.0, MSI Mystic Light Sync, ASROCK-Polychrome Sync, and BIOSTAR Advanced VIVID LED DJ[1]. With the RGB DDR5, gamers can design their own lighting effects and create an incredibly stunning RGB system. T-FORCE DELTAα RGB DDR5 is equipped with PMIC for better power management and a strengthened PMIC cooling design using thermally conductive silicon or more effective cooling and stable PMIC operations. The memory also supports on-die ECC and one-click overclocking with AMD EXPO so that gamers can enjoy the extreme speeds of overclocking with one simple click.
Team Group’s T-FORCE DELTAα RGB DDR5 will be available in three frequencies: 5,200 MHz, 5,600 MHz, and 6,000 MHz in both single and dual channel options for gamers to choose the best capacity and frequency to meet their needs.
Although no specific dates have been cited, Team Group has said that the memory should be available to purchase next month! – If you would, therefore, like to learn more about this and other Team Group products, you can check out their official website via the link here!
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