VIPER GAMING reveals its VIPER VENOM DDR5 series – Mundo en Línea

PATRIOT and VIPER GAMING of PATRIOT, manufacturer of memory, SSD and flash storage solutions, announced the launch of its new DDR5 memory. This is the Viper Venom RGB Series and not RGB DDR5.

“These new VIPER VENOM DDR5 memory kits are available with and without RGB lighting, providing enhanced speeds ranging up to 6200MHz with kit capacities from 16GB to 32GB to meet the demanding demand of PC enthusiasts and hardcore gamers. . Our fans have waited a long time for this DDR5. VIPER VENOM DDR5 is the first DDR5 DRAM we ship for hardware enthusiasts, hardcore gamers, and performance-focused modders with unprecedented system stability. The VIPER engineering team has gone to great lengths to ensure excellent compatibility and increased reliability on the latest Intel platforms,” he explained. Marcela Gorini, Sales Director LATAM of Patriot. He added: “Our first Venom DDR5 release on April 28 is the highest frequency version: 6200 MHz. We hope enthusiasts or overclockers can experience the power of Viper Venom DDR5. However, due to the global shortage of memory chips, we have decided to release the main frequency models such as 5200/5600/6000 MHz in the coming months.”

VIPER VENOM DDR5 memory kits include RGB and Non-RGB versions. The new VENOM heat shield design combines the exclusive RGB light bar and custom aluminum heatsink with matte black/silver stamped graphics. High-quality modules feature a built-in thermal sensor to monitor performance, while excellent heat dissipation helps prevent the risk of overheating. The physical height of the module can avoid interference with most CPU coolers on the market. Additionally, the RGB light bar is a completely new design with updated lighting patterns and timing software. Most importantly, all VENOM RGB DDR5 modules are 100% compatible with the latest ASUS, ASROCK, GIGABYTE and MSI motherboards and can be synced with your RGB systems.

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