Friday, February 28th 2014
Avexir Blitz Red Dragon 1.1 Memory Series Now Available
There are people in our world, who are ashamed of their dusty computer and they mostly hide it under a desk. They don't want to look at it everyday, cause they don't consider it beautiful or interesting. Thankfully there are also people who put their computer on the desk. They choose elegant and nice looking chassis with window, adequate cooling, motherboard, memory and matching cables. All selected very carefully, so the entire set looks like a real state of the art, something of what we can be truly proud of
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If your computer is placed under your desk, there is no sense for you to read the rest of this news. However if you belong to the proper group, there is today a release of new interesting memory series named Avexir Blitz 1.1 Red Dragon. Modules are built from a black PCB and superimposed black and red color heatspreaders with unique stylistic design showing a red dragon. At the top of memory manufacturer installed red lights, which gently pulsates as if our RAM was actually breathing. This gives a particularly striking effect in the evening, when our computer becomes the main source of light in our room.Each piece of Avexir Blitz 1.1 Red Dragon modules was manually tested on the latest Intel and AMD systems, before going into packing. At the moment when we are opening its elegant black box, we can be sure that we didn't get a pig in a poke. Blitz 1.1 series depending on the model are clocked from 1600 MHz till enormous 3200 MHz speed.
Avexir Red Dragon will be available in next days across Europe in all shops cooperating with exclusive distributor for this brand - Caseking GmbH.
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If your computer is placed under your desk, there is no sense for you to read the rest of this news. However if you belong to the proper group, there is today a release of new interesting memory series named Avexir Blitz 1.1 Red Dragon. Modules are built from a black PCB and superimposed black and red color heatspreaders with unique stylistic design showing a red dragon. At the top of memory manufacturer installed red lights, which gently pulsates as if our RAM was actually breathing. This gives a particularly striking effect in the evening, when our computer becomes the main source of light in our room.Each piece of Avexir Blitz 1.1 Red Dragon modules was manually tested on the latest Intel and AMD systems, before going into packing. At the moment when we are opening its elegant black box, we can be sure that we didn't get a pig in a poke. Blitz 1.1 series depending on the model are clocked from 1600 MHz till enormous 3200 MHz speed.
Avexir Red Dragon will be available in next days across Europe in all shops cooperating with exclusive distributor for this brand - Caseking GmbH.
- Name Avexir Blitz 1.1 Red Dragon DDR3 Serie
- Dimensions: 134 x 51 x 8 mm (width x height x depth)
- Speed: from 1600 MHz till 3200 MHz
- CAS Timings: from CL9 at 1600 MHz till CL13 at 3200 MHz
- Voltage: 1.5V to 1.65V
- Built in heatspreaders: Yes
- Color of heatspreaders: Black - red
- Lighting effect: Red (pulse)
- Dual Channel support: Yes
- Quad Channel support: Yes (only with 4 pcs)
- Intel XMP 1.3 support: Yes
- 100% factory tested in Intel and AMD based motherboards
- Memory recommended by MSI, especially for motherboards:
- MSI Z87 - GD65 Gaming
- MSI Z87 - GD45 Gaming
- MSI Z77A - GD65 Gaming
21 Comments on Avexir Blitz Red Dragon 1.1 Memory Series Now Available
Sandybridge is still a total baller.
so hope the prices will be good too on these modules.
an extra 5fps, 10fps..........???
Not best timings for price .
Just to compare 1866@Cas9
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148740
Shame that Avexir doesn't seem to be available in the NL.
Does anyone know if the lighting effect can be turned off, no mention of it in the text?
My Z87-GD65 will look amazing either way.
Personally, I really dig the 1600 CL8 @ 1.35v. There is a 1866 DIMM by another manuf. but it's CL11. :-/
There are rumors that the Corsair memory is the same as that low-profile Samsung memory that has overclocked well in the past.