GOODRAM launches RIVAL DDR4 RADIANT for active DDR4 user base
GOODRAM has introduced RIVAL DDR4 RADIANT, a new desktop memory series aimed at users who are still running DDR4 platforms. The company says DDR4 remains an active standard for many gamers, including systems based on Intel Alder Lake, Intel Raptor Lake and AMD Ryzen 5000 processors.
Source: Goodram
The new series includes DDR4 UDIMM modules operating at 3200 MHz. GOODRAM says the lineup covers 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB and 32 GB capacities per module, while dual-channel configurations can reach 64 GB.
The company is positioning the series as an upgrade option for users who are not planning to replace the whole platform. GOODRAM’s product page says the modules support CL16 or CL18 latencies, depending on the variant, with operating voltages of 1.2 V or 1.35 V.
Source: Goodram
GOODRAM RIVAL DDR4 RADIANT modules use black PCBs and are available with Red or Green heatsinks. The company says both versions use selected ICs and are covered by lifetime warranty and manufacturer technical support.
The announcement also includes a quote from Monika Wilk, Vice President of Wilk Elektronik SA, the company behind the GOODRAM brand. “DDR4 remains an important standard for a large group of gamers,” Wilk said. “Goodram RIVAL DDR4 RADIANT addresses the needs of users who want more memory capacity, smoother multitasking, and modules that visually match their PC configuration.”
Source: Goodram
