Thermaltake brings Toughram RGB memories to 4400 MHz

In June Thermaltake announced the entry into the market of “classic” DRAM modules, that is, with traditional heat sinks, where previously proposed liquid-cooled solutions called WaterRam RGB. In these hours the company has announced the expansion of the Toughram RGB range, which gains new kits capable of operating at higher frequencies.

The new new modules are offered in three variants, all from 16 GB (2 x 8 GB), with frequencies of 4000, 4266 is 4400 MHz, supported by both platforms Intel that AMD.

Each module is equipped with a 10-layer PCB, consisting of two ounces (57 grams) of copper for the innermost ones, and gold-plated pins, which guarantee greater overclocking performance and stability. As for latencies and operating voltages, we speak of CL19 with voltages between 1.35 and 1.45V depending on the frequency.

“We are happy to embrace the new generation of high frequency RAM. With the rapid rise of eSports, higher frequency RAM is essential for faster and smoother gaming performance, ”said Kenny Lin, CEO of Thermaltake.

Support for profiles XMP 2.0 from Intel, heat sink in brushed aluminum, is fully shielded chips to offer the best performance with maximum reliability they complete the technical data sheet.

Clearly not missing RGB lighting, with well 10 addressable LEDs for each module, managed both by the software TT RGB Plus of Thermaltake, both from the software of the major manufacturers of motherboards such as Asus Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light and AsRock Polychrome.

At the moment Thermaltake has not provided details regarding availability and price in our country. Currently the kits can be pre-ordered only in the US market.