14 DAY TRIAL // One of the main reasons why you should be at this year's Computex 2009 show in Taiwan is that you'll be given the opportunity to set your eyes on some of the latest products in the computer industry. Such is the case with A-DATA, a company that specializes in providing users with a number of memory products for both mainstream and high-end computer enthusiasts. In a recent press release, the company announced that it would be showcasing its entire line of XPG – Xtreme Performance Gear, along with the XPG Series DRAM modules, specifically designed to provide enhanced performance and a high-cooling factor.
Memory modules are among the easiest-to-upgrade components inside a user's computer system. They can provide the difference between a high-end PC and a mainstream system that is more affordable to the general public. Currently, users can select from a vast product offering, which includes both DDR2 and DDR3 modules, enabling them to take advantage of a better market competition and consequently a better overall price tag.
With its latest XPG Xtreme-series DDR3-2133X v2.0 DRAM module, A-DATA is clearly targeting the high-end market segment, for users who enjoy overclocking their PCs to extreme levels. Due to be showcased during Computex, the A-DATA XPG series makes use of a new dual copper heat pipe, designed to boost the cooling factor on the memory chips. According to A-DATA, this cooling solution offers superior stability and performance, making it an ideal choice for overclocking enthusiasts.
In addition to the XPG series, A-DATA also plans to showcase the XPG Gaming Series v2.0 DRAM modules, which have also been designed with an enhanced cooling solution. The company also announced that, during Computex, at its booth, users would be able to see a demonstration of the XPG SX94 2.5-inch SATA II SSD in RAID 0 array.
