As enthusiasts, there is a never-ending need to constantly upgrade our computers to keep up with the rapidly moving tech industry. However, 2018 was a rough year for hardware junkies…
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Patriot’s Viper RGB series is the company’s latest foray into the RAM market. The major difference is the inclusion of RGB LEDs. The Viper RGB is compatible with RGB control…
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The Ballistix series of memory, from Crucial (Micron) represents a step up compared to the run-of-the-mill (fab?) stick of green stuff that you put in an aging Macbook to slightly…
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The XPG line of memory modules from ADATA is considered to be its enthusiast line. The XPG SPECTRIX D40 is the first DDR-4 4 RAM that features RGB LED. The…
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It’s never an easy decision on what components to use in your system. Some components are easier to choose than others. With processors, its core count and clock speed. With…
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Crucial memory products are unique compared to the majority out there because of one simple fact. They actually make their own RAM. The Crucial brand is owned by Micron and…
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It is a great time to be into modding and customizing PCs. There are options abound and manufacturers are now keen on catering to those whose taste in hardware lean…
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Using fast DDR4 memory was a privilege only a few could experience due to high cost initially but supply outpacing demand finally resulted in reasonable prices. Patriot’s new Viper Elite…
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What stings the most about upgrading to new technology is not so much the effort it takes to understand it but, the sizable bite it takes out of the wallet.…
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If current prices are any indication, DDR4 is the new normal. Not only are DDR4 supplies steadily increasing, the prices have also become progressively much more affordable ever since the…
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Kingston has long been known for their RAM. In the past, I’ve used Kingston’s ValueRam series with great success. While the ValueRAM line of products isn’t going to break any…
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Memory is by far the single most produced hardware component (Power Supply Units come in at a very close second) that goes into your computer in the PC industry to…
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