Avexir's Blitz Red Dragon Memory Matches MSI Motherboards
Avexir's new Blitz Red Dragon memory is built to match MSI's Gaming series of motherboards.
Avexir has announced a new set of memory kits, and similar to what other manufacturers seem to be doing, are being designed to aesthetically match a specific set of motherboards.
The Blitz Red Dragon 1.1 memory series are DDR3 memory modules, the design of which is made to match the MSI Gaming series motherboards. They feature black heat spreaders with red dragon effects. The modules also feature red LEDs on top, which can pulsate with a breathing pattern.
Spec wise, the units come in a number of flavors, ranging between 1600 MHz and 3200 MHz. Timings are set at CL9 and CL13 for the 1600 MHz and 3200 MHz modules, respectively. The units also feature Intel XMP 1.3 support.
The units are already available through select retailers in Europe, with prices starting at about €100 for an 8 GB memory kit. There was no word on U.S. availability.
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Kewlx25 I just got a 8gb(4gbx2) 1600 G.Skill 8-8-8-24 kit for $90. Over 500 reviews on Newegg with a 5 star rating.Reply -
Joao611 Was expecting them to be expensive due to how Avexir makes their RAM and also due to the exclusive design to match those mobos (damn sexy, imo), but not THAT expensive! My G.Skill RipjawsZ 2x4GB 2400MHz C10 kit only cost me €95, ffs! ._.Reply -
ShadyHamster Kind of pointless when most of the time all you will see is the tops of the memory :PReply -
HiTechObsessed I just got a 8gb(4gbx2) 1600 G.Skill 8-8-8-24 kit for $90. Over 500 reviews on Newegg with a 5 star rating.
You can buy 8GB of RAM for $65, you still way overpaid lol -
rRansom Do you get a set bonus if you get all the items?? :P
+50 fire resistance.+50 damage to dragon class monsters -
abimocorde Pretty soon we will spend more time looking/showing the damn computer instead os using it. Nice looks tho anyway.Reply