‘Jellyfish’ No More: Adata Reveals Spectrix D80 DDR4 Memory

[kewlguy239]

Adata debuted a new set of RGB-illuminated DDR4 memory kits with hybrid liquid-cooled heatspreaders. Formerly known as Project “Jellyfish,” the new memory joins the XPG Spectrix family of products as the D80.

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[237841209]

That's actually a pretty decent price, considering a lot of 16GB kits for DDR4 are going for well over $200. It had cost me about $240 for 32GB of DDR3 memory.

 

[Giroro]

The liquid-immersed RAM is a sorta cool novelty, but I still question whether cooling like this is necessary, or even an improvement over a normal heatsink.

 

[alan_rave]

They're doing something to get attention, like LEDs) It works)