PNY announces XLR8 Gaming REV RGB RAM that supports 'aggressive overclocking'

PNY XLR8 Gaming REV DDR4 memory
PNY XLR8 Gaming REV DDR4 memory (Image credit: PNY)

What you need to know

  • PNY just announced its XLR8 Gaming REV RGB DDR4 memory.
  • The module will be available with frequency speeds of either 3,200MHz or 3,600 MHz.
  • The PNY XLR8 Gaming REV DDR4 memory module is available today from several retailers, though pricing is not available at the time of publication.

The XLR8 GAming REV RGB DDR4 supports "aggressive overclocking," according to PNY. The modules are built with chips from Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix.

As the name suggests, the new RAM from PNY supports customizable RGB lighting. The lights are controllable from several different pieces of RGB control software, including ASUS AURA SYNC, Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0, MSI Mystic Light Sync, and ASRock Polychrome SYNC1.

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CategoryPNY XLRG REV 3,600MHzPNY XLRG REV 3,200MHz
Capacity8GB
16GB (2x8GB)
16GB
32GB (2x16GB)
8GB
16GB (2x8GB)
16GB
32GB (2x16GB)
CAS Latency1818
Voltage1.35V1.35V
CoolingIntegrated aluminum heat spreaderIntegrated aluminum heat spreader
LightingIntegrated RGBIntegrated RGB
WarrantyLifetimeLifetime

The XLR8 GAming REV RGB DDR4 is available starting today through Amazon, Best Buy, and PNY's website. The company has not shared pricing information at the time of publication, but we'll update this article as soon as details are available.

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