Apacer has unveiled its new Blade Fire DDR4 memory modules with heartbeat LED, aimed at gamers, overclockers and modding enthusiasts that will be available with frequency of up to 3200MHz and in various capacity options.

According to Apacer, the Blade Fire DDR4 modules are an advanced generation of earlier introduced Blade DDR4 modules that will feature a new armory design heatspreader with LED lights.

Featuring screened ICs, Apacer's new Blade Fire DD4 modules will be available in 4GB, 8GB and 16GB modules and dual-module kits in capacity of up to 32GB (2x16GB). The frequency will range from 2400MHz with 1.2V voltage to 3200MHz with 1.35V and 16-16-18-38 latency.

The new DDR4 Blade Fire kits support XMP 2.0 providing simple overclocking setup on Intel's latest 100-series motherboards.

Unfortunately, Apacer did not unveil any details regarding the price or the availability date of the new Blade Fire DDR4 modules and kits.







Source: Apacer.com.