Then you should be able to control the lighting with RGB Fusion. on the control box you press a button to set it too motherboard signal. Then there will be a 3pin ARGB connector that goes from the control box to the motherboard header. Im pretty sure the CoolerMaster Sickleflow 120 ARGB fans hook up to a small controller you get in the 3 pack box. will work with any ARGB with 3pin ARGB connector. Buyers receive a limited lifetime on the memory but the free dummy RGB modules carry a paltry 30 days DOA guarantee.They will work with Gigabyte argb motherboard header. Gigabyte will be selling its Aorus RGB DDR4 16GB memory kit (2x 8GB), including 2x dummy RGB sticks, for US$229 by the end of June, says the source. We don't know how many LEDs make up the light bar component on top of the RAM but I would say that it looks like it is indeed multi-zone programmable, like Corsair's recent Vengeance RGB Pro product. Usually RGB RAM can do some tricks on its own, and these modules are also compatible with Gigabyte's RGB Fusion Link for cross system/peripheral sync lighting and effects.

The heatspreader colour is exclusively silver for now. The product has been highlighted on the official Aorus Twitter account though, in both photos and videos, as well as on Instagram.Īs listed above, the RAM is provided in a dual-channel kit with top speed of 3200MHz, C16 latency, and runs at 1.35v. The new PC RAM product is yet to be listed on the Gigabyte or Aorus websites at the time of writing. Interestingly the 2x 8GB kit includes two further RGB Infused Demo Modules, to max out your motherboard RGB RAM lighting potential. There seems to be just one RGB Fusion compatible memory kit at launch time which will furnish your PC system with 16GB of RAM.

Gigabyte has entered the PC RAM market with its Aorus branded RGB memory kits.

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