A few days ago, GEIL has shown their Super Luce RGB Sync which are almost identical to the upcoming Lite version. The Super Luce RGB Lite lacks RGB LED management software and comes with a combination of multi-color lighting. Apart from that there are different presets but there is no header to connect the modules to the motherboard.


According to GEIL, all the upcoming memory kits are compatible with AMD's 300 series based motherboards as well as Ryzen processors. Since there isn't any RGB header, you can't control the lighting of these modules. Nevertheless these come with several presets. If you want take individual control of your kit via software, you have to buy the Super Luce RGB not-Lite kit.

The Super Luce RGB Lite RGB DDR4 modules are available with frequencies ranging from 2133MHz up to 3000MHz. There are 8GB, 16 GB and 32 GB kits. All kits are available with white or black heatspreader. So far GEIL has not revealed any details on pricing and availability, but we're sure those kits are soon going to surface in the different price comparison portals all around the globe. According to the manufacturer, the modules should be 10% cheaper than Super Luce RGB Sync kits.



Source: Techpowerup