The packaging shows a teaser image of the DRAM modules and the name of the product but it’s pretty basic apart from that.


On the reverse is a brief description of the product and a few bullet points. The exact specifications are listed on the product sticker in the bottom-right.


Inside the box is a dense foam insert ensuring the contents get to you in perfect condition. There’s no chance they’d become damaged in transit.


The brushed aluminium toppers, which we think look a little like Thanos’ helmet, contrast against the matte black heatspreaders really nicely. The translucent sections emit RGB lighting from the sides instead of focussing on the top of the modules. One feature that particularly stands out is the black product sticker, which ironically, doesn’t stand out at all. Other manufacturers could definitely learn a thing or two here; these stickers often ruin the appearance of other modules.


Along the top, cut through the aluminium piece, is a translucent strip that further helps with RGB lighting, the ends are also fully exposed to help illuminate nearby components with those shiny RGBs.