Monday, March 9th 2015

Avexir Unveils RAIDEN Series High-end DDR3 Memory with Lightning Tubes

Boutique memory modules designer Avexir unveiled its flagship DDR3 memory module, the RAIDEN. This double-height module features a plasma tube on its top, which lights up with a blue lightning-effect, which could look awesome in cyberpunk case-mods. The module could pair particularly well with ASUS Z97 Sabertooth Mark S, ASUS X99 series, and MSI Krait series motherboards.

Form aside, the module has some pretty formidable specs - an 8-layer main PCB, XMP profiles of up to DDR3-2400 MHz, a machined aluminium heatsink drawing heat away from the DRAM chips, and hand-binned DRAM chips for the best overclocked performance. The RAIDEN comes in speeds of DDR3-1866 and DDR3-2400, densities of 4 GB and 8 GB, and in dual- and quad-channel kits that are combinations of the two top-level specs. Avexir didn't reveal pricing or availability.
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28 Comments on Avexir Unveils RAIDEN Series High-end DDR3 Memory with Lightning Tubes

#1
adulaamin
I hope they release them in other colors. :)
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#3
jateruy
I feel in the future years RAM will start to sag like GPU
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#4
Prima.Vera
Those are awesome. I hope they will come in different colours.
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#6
APEKS
DDR3 memory on an Asus X99 Deluxe?
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#7
btarunr
Editor & Senior Moderator
APEKSDDR3 memory on an Asus X99 Deluxe?
Good catch. They probably pictured that using their DDR4 RAIDEN (coming soon).
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#9
john_
Probably they should consider selling the heatsinks alone in various colors.
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#10
rtwjunkie
PC Gaming Enthusiast
jateruyI feel in the future years RAM will start to sag like GPU
They hang a different direction. Most RAM I have ever seen are aligned vertically (except on servers), so no sag problem.
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#11
Octavean
Interesting,....

Well it looks nice and all but it serves no real functional purpose other then ornamental so I wouldn't spend one red cent extra for it. I'll use a term I've used before to describe such things, "The lightning stripe painted on the outside does NOT make it go faster".
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#12
Jorge
Worthless crap for the technically challenged.
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#13
natr0n
These ram sticks are a fancy giant heatsinks worst enemy.
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#15
GhostRyder
Those look awesome, I would love a set in white and black (Replace the blue with black).
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#16
BorisDG
Worst looking memory. Seriously!
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#17
vrdublu007
Lightning tubes? Really? All the 13 year olds will be lining up for these no doubt.
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#18
64K
This RAM seems to have a polarizing effect on people. They either really like it or they hate it. I really like it. I think it looks sharp but I have an affinity for blue.
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#19
Sasqui
64KThis RAM seems to have a polarizing effect on people. They either really like it or they hate it. I really like it. I think it looks sharp but I have an affinity for blue.
I'm completely ambivalent, but I certainly wouldn't spend extra for ram-bling. LOL
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#20
dredeziel
OctaveanInteresting,....

Well it looks nice and all but it serves no real functional purpose other then ornamental so I wouldn't spend one red cent extra for it. I'll use a term I've used before to describe such things, "The lightning stripe painted on the outside does NOT make it go faster".
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#21
dredeziel
Ha! "The lightning stripe painted on the outside does NOT make it go faster".
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#22
xorbe
Will those fit under any tower heatsink known to mankind?
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#23
Petey Plane
vrdublu007Lightning tubes? Really? All the 13 year olds will be lining up for these no doubt.
yeah, they look like something stuck in the grill of a high-schooler's 98 Honda Civic, along with a giant wing an soup can sized exhaust. Having these basically screams "I have no taste!"
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#25
Antykain
Looks nice.. I guess. Different color schemes maybe? But, I'll be sticking with my Dominator Plats.
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