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|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Core i5-14600K |
| Motherboard | ASUS ROG Strix Z790-i Gaming Wifi |
| Cooling | Corsair iCUE H150i Black |
| Memory | Corsair 64 GB 6000 MHz DDR5 |
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| Storage | TeamGroup 1TB NVMe SSD |
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| Mouse | Logitech MX |
| Keyboard | Sharkoon PureWriter TKL |
A-DATA is showing off their memory cooling solutions. These have changed slightly in shape and the memory heatspreaders have also been redesigned to fit the additional cooling units better. The memory scales up to 2133 MHz at CL9. As you can see, the heatspreader design is black or grey. The latter will be used from now on to further change the X-Series from the other product groups.
But A-DATA is also presenting their newest flash memory cards and drives at Computex.
The Classic series is being expanded with three further models. They feature various designs and colors and are aimed at the budget user, who wants some simple storage to carry files around.
A-DATA also has a Disney licence and is showing off two new themed flash drives.
Another interesting part can be found in form of a compact flash card. The 16GB Turbo version is now a bit faster than before (up to 300x from 266x), but the 300x now applies to write speed as well as read speed! The microSD card capacity has been bumped to 8GB. There is nothing new with the 2.5 inch SSDs besides the new labels, but A-DATA is also offering 1.8 inch versions now.
On a closing note, the company has redesigned their packaging and has introduced a new logo for flash based devices. Their memory will still keep the actual company logo.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
But A-DATA is also presenting their newest flash memory cards and drives at Computex.
The Classic series is being expanded with three further models. They feature various designs and colors and are aimed at the budget user, who wants some simple storage to carry files around.
A-DATA also has a Disney licence and is showing off two new themed flash drives.
Another interesting part can be found in form of a compact flash card. The 16GB Turbo version is now a bit faster than before (up to 300x from 266x), but the 300x now applies to write speed as well as read speed! The microSD card capacity has been bumped to 8GB. There is nothing new with the 2.5 inch SSDs besides the new labels, but A-DATA is also offering 1.8 inch versions now.
On a closing note, the company has redesigned their packaging and has introduced a new logo for flash based devices. Their memory will still keep the actual company logo.
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
