PNY boosts the performance of its high-end gaming RAM to 4,000MHz

PNY announced the add-on of iv,000MHz modules to its XLR8 Gaming EPIC-Ten RGB family of desktop-class DDR4 RAM. This line-up of memory is PNY'due south high-end solution for gamers and arrangement builders seeking impressive operation in enervating applications. If you're not familiar with the XLR8 Gaming Epic-X RGB RAM, it's sleek-looking with a total RGB diffused bar of calorie-free atop the metal heat spreader.

The speed of RAM is important and 4,000MHz is a practiced number to take for 11th Gen Intel or AMD Ryzen 5000 series PC builds, but other factors are as well of import for choosing the best DDR4 RAM for your PC. The CAS latency rating for this new module is 18, which isn't too bad at such high DDR4 RAM speeds. At the sweet spot of 3,200MHz, yous can expect to come across a CAS latency score of 16.

These speeds are achieved at a voltage of 1.35. The XLR8 Gaming EPIC-X RGB kits also look great with the radiant dual-sided LED configuration with a huge frosted light guide lens. The best part is your motherboard will be able to control the lighting effects. The newest 4,000MHz module kits are available for purchase correct at present at participating retailers, including straight from PNY.

Post-launch roadmap for Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker revealed

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Mail service-launch roadmap for Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker revealed

The latest Alphabetic character from the Producer livestream has just aired, and information technology comes with a plethora of news for Final Fantasy XIV. This includes plans for updating all the primary scenario quest dungeons, improving the graphics, implementing new sidequests, and much more.