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Neo Forza Faye DDR4-3200 2x 32 GB Review
A Closer Look »Packaging
The Neo Forza Faye DDR4-3200 comes in a blister pack with a sheet of paper behind the memory. The packaging itself has the company name in the top-left corner in bold letters. All the information about the actual memory can be found on the sticker for each DIMM module. Flip the blister pack around and the back has a bit more information about Neo Forza's mission statement and barcode.
Removing the memory from the packaging was easy as it pulls apart with little force. As seen previously, each DIMM is held firmly in place to avoid scuffing during transportation.
Apr 19th, 2024 15:34 EDT
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