TeamGroup has announced the launch of its new T-FORCE VULCAN DDR5 gaming memory. Designed for overclocking, the new RAM takes the design language of the sleek and compact DDR4 series even further. Its aluminium alloy heat spreader comes in a unibody design, created through a sophisticated stamping process. It features a gorgeous streamlined body and multi-angular design, outlining its one-of-a-kind visual aesthetics.
With the highest-spec kit providing a capacity of 2X32GB for dual-channel mode and a frequency of up to 5,200 MHz, the T-FORCE VULCAN DDR5 will lead the new generation of overclocking memory with its beauty and performance.
The TeamGroup T-FORCE VULCAN DDR5 GAMING MEMORY uses a special thermal conducting silicone to strengthen the adhesion between the heat sink and memory, enhancing the cooling of the power management IC. The ingenious thermal design quickly dissipates heat from top to bottom, allowing the memory to maintain the optimal working temperature and provide a more stable operation. It is available in frequencies of 4,800 MHz and 5,200 MHz and capacity options of single 16 GB and 32 GB sticks and dual-channel 2X16GB and 2X32GB kits, meeting the needs of a wide range of consumers seeking ultra-fast speeds. The VULCAN DDR5 GAMING MEMORY is fully tested for compatibility and reliability and will deliver incredible performance to gamers and overclocking enthusiasts around the world.
At the forefront of the DDR5 generation, the T-FORCE VULCAN DDR5 GAMING MEMORY supports XMP 3.0 for One-Click Overclocking, Intel’s latest memory profile technology. It is equipped with a power management IC and features an on-die error correction code (ECC) for more reliable and efficient power usage, providing greater performance and more stable computing. Worthy of its namesake, the mighty VULCAN DDR5 will transform your desktop PC and take it to the next level.
Although TeamGroup has not confirmed any specific prices of release dates for its T-Force Vulcan DDR5 gaming memory, with Intel Alder Lake-S set to arrive on November 4th, we would anticipate that this will likely share the same date. – If you do, therefore, want to learn more, you can check out their official website via the link here!
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