Gigabyte releases its aorus rgb memories with two additional dummy modules

Gigabyte enters fully into the PC memory market with the announcement of the new Aorus RGB, DDR4 memories that come with RGB LED lighting and accompanied by two fake modules to improve the aesthetics of the motherboard.

Gigabyte Aorus RGB, new memories with lighting and fake modules to improve aesthetics

These Gigabyte Aorus RGB come in the form of a 16GB dual Chanel kit at a speed of 3200 MHz and with a CL16 latency. As usual, they include an aluminum heat sink, which includes RGB LED lighting on the top to improve the aesthetics of the equipment as a whole. Gigabyte provides two add-on modules, both of which are bogus, so you don't leave any DDR4 DIMM slots unoccupied on the motherboard. These fake modules consist of a plastic piece on which the heatsink is placed.

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For the lighting management we will use the Gigabyte RGB Fusion software, which allows us to select between 16.8 million colors and a multitude of light effects. Gigabyte has patented the design of the fake modules, which will be an important source of income when the rest of the brands want to follow suit. Gigabyte Aorus RGB memories have a lifetime warranty, and fake modules have a 30-day warranty.

Gigabyte has undoubtedly taken an interesting step forward when it comes to the aesthetics of RAM, surely throughout the next few months the rest of manufacturers decide to join the fashion of the Taiwanese company. Prices have not been announced, we will have to wait to know the extra cost of the false modules.

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