Teamgroup has just announced that it is bringing RGB to the next-gen DDR5 memory by launching its T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 Gaming Memory. The company has worked closely with motherboard manufacturers to perform extensive validation testing and has been at the forefront of next-gen DDR5 development.
The T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 Gaming Memory comes equipped with lighting effects, providing players who enjoy visual flair with both next-level speed and eye-pleasing illumination.
The design of the T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 continues from the previous Delta DDR4 Series by maintaining the ultra-large spread with wide-angled RGV edges. However, the overall look of the gaming memory is enhanced by its sleep design inspired by a stealth-fighter. Players will have the freedom to easily customize their own dazzling RGB effects through the manufacturer’s lightning software.
The color and flashing speed of each RGB LED used in DELTA RGB DDR5 can be independently controlled, offering more freedom to customize lighting effects than a typical RGB DDR4 memory. Teamgroup has said that it has sent samples to ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI, ASROCK, BIOSTAR and other motherboard manufacturers for lighting tests.
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This first series of next-gen RGB memory will support Intel’s XMP 3.0 1-click overclocking and come in 16GB and 32GB capacities with frequencies of 4,800MHz up to 5,600MHz, far exceeding the limit of DDR4 generation. Besides delivering a super smooth experience and blistering speeds, the biggest difference of this release is the new configuration-adjusting PMIC architecture.
Teamgroup has said that the T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 gaming memory will be available in the fourth quarter of this year, alongside the release of next-gen motherboards. The product will come with a 3-year warranty but will be adjusted based on the improvement of raw materials or technology.
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