Today any PC gaming It has 16 GB of RAM at its best, as the latest AAA games require more and more memory. However, many users need greater amounts of memory as they not only have an open game, but also need to have recording programs to stream, or like to have games in the background while actively playing another.
For these types of users, the most demanding, the new Team Group Vulcan Z and Dark Z RAM, with capacities of up to 32 GB per module that will allow up to 128GB even on mid-range motherboards (if they support it, of course).
TeamGroup T-Force Vulcan Z
The TeamGroup Vulcan Z are memories High performance gaming-focused DDR4 RAM, without frills or lighting because they seek the best performance without compromise. For this reason, they incorporate simple red or black aluminum heatsinks for design options, are compatible with all the latest platforms from AMD and Intel, and support XMP 2.0 profile.
These RAM memories are offered in speeds of 2666 Mhz, 3000 Mhz and 3200 MHz and with capacities that now reach up to 32 GB x 2 (64 GB kit) for the most demanding or those who need more RAM in your system. Of course, in the case of 32 GB modules, they are only offered at speeds of up to 3000 MHz for the moment, although soon they will offer them up to 4000 MHz.
TeamGroup T-Force Dark Z
In this case, the Dark Z are of a slightly higher range than the previous ones, and are intended to offer the best gaming performance also without contemplation or frills, since despite the fact that the heatsink is in this case high profile, it also does not have any lighting since its mission is to offer the best possible operating temperatures.
These DDR4 RAMs are offered in speeds of 2666, 3000, 3200, 3600 and 4000 MHz and in capacities that now go up to 32 GB per module in a two-module kit (64 GB in total). Of course, like the previous ones, if you want a 64 GB RAM kit, the maximum speed at which they are offered is 3000 MHz at the moment, although like the previous ones they will soon be available at higher speeds.
According to the manufacturer, these new 32 GB capacity DDR4 gaming RAM memory modules are already available, but that means they are starting to supply them to stores so we will still have to wait a couple of weeks (or more, for the Coronavirus theme) so we can buy them. At the moment they have said that they have a lifetime guarantee but prices have not been disclosed to those who will reach the stores.
