ADATA XPG presents its line of DDR5 XPG LANCER memories, with speeds of up to 6000MT/s

XPG, ADATA’s division for gamers, esports professionals, and technology enthusiasts, announced the arrival in the Latin American market of its new line of XPG LANCER DDR5 memories, ushering in a new era in the memory market with the arrival of the DDR5 standard.

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1 Made for gamers and overclockers

2 Customizable RGB lighting

3 Availability

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These new memories offer a notable increase in bandwidth compared to DDR4, allowing access to more information per second to each core of the CPU thanks to its frequencies of up to 6000MT/s. In addition, unlike DDR4, they have an Integrated Power Management Circuit for greater stability and Error Correction Code to increase data reliability and significantly reduce the calculations that the CPU must do, being the ideal option for gaming and work without worries.

Made for gamers and overclockers

XPG LANCER DRAM modules are manufactured with the highest quality PCBs and integrated circuits to ensure performance and overclocking without limitations. With support for Intel® XMP 3.0, users can overclock their memory with a single click, maximizing their gaming performance.

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Customizable RGB lighting

To blend the aesthetics of the memory with the rest of your system and thus stay in tune, XPG Lancer memory features customizable RGB LED lighting, which can be synchronized with the rest of the components or controlled individually through software. from the motherboard, making it easy to set up by controlling all your lighting from one place.

Availability

ADATA XPG LANCER 5200MT/s memory is already available in the Latin American market in 1x16GB and 2x16GB kits, while the 6000MT/s version will arrive in the coming weeks. You can find them along with the rest of the ADATA catalog in the main stores in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and much of Central America.