Golden Emperor International Ltd have announced a new series for their gaming memory range, the Super Luce RGB Sync series. GeIL are one of the one of the world's leading PC components & peripheral manufacturers and with the announcement of the Super Luce RGB Sync series, only strengthens their position in the market.
These DDR4 dual-channel kits feature clock speeds of 2133MHz to 3200MHz, in addition to the mandatory RGB illumination for certified gaming credentials that is perfectly supported by the ASUS AURA lighting control app. The Super Luce RGB Sync Series is also available in AMD edition modules that have been verified across many AM4 motherboards and AMD Ryzen processors.
Available now, you can get more information from there website.
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