ADATA XPG Spectrix D60G RGB DIMM DDR4

If you’re planning to build a gaming system with a lot of RGB in mind, then you have to take a serious look at the ADATA XPG Spectrix D60G DDR4-3600 16GB Memory Kit. You won’t find a more visually stunning memory kit on the market. As far as performance is concerned, these modules produced some pretty good scores in our benchmarks. However, the only thing is … make sure you check out the QVL (Qualified Vendor List) of your motherboard for compatibility.

I know a large contingent of the community will write off this kit because of the focus on RGB. I think that's fine, and everyone is allowed to have their own opinion. However, the fact remains that RGB LEDs are a popular feature, and the XPG SPECTRIX D60G could be a fantastic option for those in the market for it.

Das von uns getestete XPG SPECTRIX D60G Kit mit 16 Gigabyte Kapazität ist derzeit ab 149,90 Euro im Handel erhältlich. Suchen wir in unserem Preisvergleich nach Speicher mit denselben Daten und RGB-Beleuchtung, so handelt es sich beim SPECTRIX D60G Kit um ein recht preiswertes Speicher-Kit, dabei geizt der Hersteller weder an einer schönen RGB-Beleuchtung, noch an guter Leistung.

Regardless, what it all comes down to is the performance delivered for the dollar. The XPG Spectrix D60G at DDR4-3600 and CL14 timings gives a nice performance boost in some cases, but it's around three times as pricey as a decent DDR4-3200 kit like the XPG Z1 at DDR4-3200 CL16. That makes it a tough sell to all but the most performance-sensitive user requirements.

I know a large contingent of the community will write off this kit because of the focus on RGB. I think that's fine, and everyone is allowed to have their own opinion. However, the fact remains that RGB LEDs are a popular feature, and the XPG SPECTRIX D60G could be a fantastic option for those in the market for it. Even in this category, they are not perfect. The seam along the top of the sticks where the two halves of the diffuser meet is more noticeable than I would like.