GIGABYTE Outs AORUS RGB Memory with AORUS Memory Boost

GIGABYTE expanded its AORUS RGB DDR4 reminiscence household with two new kits that introduce a proprietary efficiency enhancement dubbed AORUS Memory Boost. Exclusive to GIGABYTE’s AORUS-branded motherboards (listed under), and requiring a BIOS replace to make use of, AORUS Memory Boost is a toggle that runs the reminiscence at a clock-speed and timing mixture that is a notch above its highest Intel XMP profile. For instance, the reminiscence kits debuting with the function at present function an XMP 2.zero profile for DDR4-3600. Flicking on AORUS Memory Boost runs them at DDR4-3733, in essence making it a further reminiscence profile that is unique to GIGABYTE motherboards.

The reminiscence kits being launched at present are GP-AR36C18S8K2HU416R and GP-AR36C18S8K2HU416RD. The former is 2x eight GB (16 GB) dual-channel, whereas the latter is 2x eight GB (16 GB) with two dummy modules. These dummy modules refill vacant DIMM slots, look and light-weight up like actual modules, and will enhance the aesthetics of your construct with out having you spend on two extra actual modules. Out of the field, the reminiscence modules (actual ones) in these kits run at DDR4-2667 with 19-19-19-43 on Intel processors and 20-19-19-43 on AMD ones. The included DDR4-3600 XMP profile has timings of 18-19-19-39. GIGABYTE did not point out how AORUS Memory Boost impacts timings. Out of the field, the module voltage is 1.2 V, and the XMP profile dials it as much as 1.35 V. The dummies work with no matter module voltage you specify within the BIOS, and interface with GIGABYTE RGB Fusion software program. The firm did not reveal pricing.