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Silicon Power XPOWER Zenith RGB Review
A Closer Look »Packaging
The Silicon Power XPOWER Zenith RGB 3600 MHz packaging is a classic clamshell. The back of the package has most of what I look for, but I would have liked to see all the primary timings listed.
The memory sticks are held firmly and kept quite safe from all but the most careless handling.
May 6th, 2024 09:43 EDT
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