Today anyways PC Games It has 16 GB of RAM at its best, as the latest AAA games require more memory. However, many users require a large amount of memory as they not only have open play, but also need to have streaming recording systems, or love to have games in the background while actively playing.
Of these types of users, the most sought after, the newest The Vulcan Z and Z black Z group, with up to 32 GB capabilities per module to allow up to 128GB even on medium-size boards (if they support it, of course).
Team Team T-Force Vulcan Z
TeamGroup Vulcan Z is memories High performance DDR4 RAM is focused on the game, without frills or lighting because they want the best performance without compromising. For this reason, they incorporate red or black aluminum heatsinks with customization options, compatible with all the latest platforms from AMD and Intel, and support the XMP 2.0 profile.
These RAM memories are offered at 2666 Mhz, 3000 Mhz and 3200 MHz speeds and with capabilities now up to 32 GB x 2 (64 GB kit) for those who want it the most or those who need more RAM for your program. Of course, in the case of 32 GB modules, they are only offered at this speed up to 3000 MHz For now, or soon they will be offering up to 4000 MHz.
Teammate T-Force Dark Z
In this case, the black Z is of a much higher grade than the previous one, and is intended to offer the best performance of the games and without any thought or frames, because anyway heatsink in this case high profile, and it has no illumination as its function is to provide the best possible temperatures.
These DDR4 RAMs are offered at speeds of 2666, 3000, 3200, 3600 and 4000 MHz and capabilities are now increasing to 32 GB per module in a two-module kit (64 GB total). Of course, like the previous one, if you're looking for a 64 GB RAM kit, the maximum speed it offers is 3000 MHz at the moment, even though the previous ones will be available soon at high speeds.
According to the manufacturer, the new DDR4 modules for the DDR4 DDR4 models are already available, but that means they're starting to carry them out of stores so we'll have to wait a couple of weeks (or more, because the Coronavirus core) to be able to buy them. So far they have said they have a guarantee of life though the numbers have not yet been revealed for those who will come to the shops.
