The AORUS RGB Memory Kit is built on a 10-layer PCB, an advanced technology that guarantees the stability and performance of internal memory modules. If you are looking for a memory kit that will take your PC to the next level, the AORUS RGB memory kit will make your system shine. Diffuse RGB LEDs combined with an aluminum heatsink provide efficient heat dissipation and striking style at the same time. The elegant and luxurious design and glossy finish set it apart from its competitors. The all-new line of AORUS RGB memory is designed for maximum performance. INTEL Z590 / Z490 and AMD X570 CertificatedĬomply with industrial standard JEDEC DDR4 User Friendly Design for Easier Installation High Efficient Heat Spreaders to Keep Performance Gigabyte has a ton of different kits with different speed options to choose from.Aorus 16GB (2 x 8GB) RGB 4400MHz DDR4 Ram If you are unsure or hesitant to push your system this probably isn’t the RAM you want. This RAM is for extreme use and come with some challenges, especially if you are new to RAM workings. While the light are diffused through the top plastic piece they are bright and the colors look accurate. The RGB synced with my system as intended. These are designed to shed the heat very well. The brushed look of the heatsinks really look nice and have a nice weighty feel to them. The heat sinks kept the sticks nice and cool and the lights were a nice added feature to look at. Once I found a stable speed of 4400MHz CL19. That’s the best feature you can have on a motherboard by the way. I am not even sure how many time I used my CMOS button on my motherboard. Getting stable operations at those speeds can be a challenge. I was disappointed but not surprised with those results.
But I can assure you just simply changing the bios setting to XMP was a no go on several different setups. This could be the motherboard, the CPU’s memory controller, there are a number of things that kept it from booting to be honest. Then after I shut down the machine and tried to fire it back it back it wouldn’t post. I did get XMP to boot once after I cranked VCCIO to 1.3 and SA to 1.5. Well as you saw in the performance area we only achieved a max of 4400MHz (stable).
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