Does anyone make RGB DDR3, at this late a date in DDR3's life-cycle?

[VirtualLarry]

Just curious. I'm sure that there are still people rocking DDR3 setups these days (i7-4770K/4790K CPUs, among others). Wouldn't some mfg come out with some RGB DDR3 then?

I guess the DIY add-on kits are what is available for DDR3 right now. Oh well.

 

[whm1974]

I highly doubt anyone does and why would users buy RGB memory anyway?

 

[BoomerD]

I highly doubt anyone does and why would users buy RGB memory anyway?

Because...LOOK AT THE PURDY LITES!

I'm not a fan of all the blingy-lit cases...but once in a while...I'll see one that's nicely done.

 

[killster1]

Great for drug users and children.. to bad who would invest in new ddr3 if u have money to waste get ddr5 in a few months

Because...LOOK AT THE PURDY LITES!

I'm not a fan of all the blingy-lit cases...but once in a while...I'll see one that's nicely done.

 

[GrumpyMan]

The purdy lights make everything run faster, everyone knows this..which is why mine now looks like a nuclear sub's dashboard.

 

[PingSpike]

I continue to be completely perplexed by RGB ram. Like, I think RGB is overdone and weird but putting lights on a ram stick is just so far out there I continue to think its a joke.

 

[BoomerD]

Great for drug users and children.. to bad who would invest in new ddr3 if u have money to waste get ddr5 in a few months

Duh...because, just like USB-thingies and CAT XYZ cables, DDR RAM is backwards compatible...right?

 

[killster1]

Duh...because, just like USB-thingies and CAT XYZ cables, DDR RAM is backwards compatible...right?

Oh I guess u are rich and buying ddr3 instead of a new platform because ... nope cant think of a reason. If u have money to waste get a new system is what I said. Sorry if u are not following

 

[jumpncrash]

they have RGB memory heatsinc/covers like these, not recommending them or anything, just the first ones that came up on amazon. And I think that's what ur gonna be stuck with

RGB ramsinc

 

[DrMrLordX]

get ddr5 in a few months

We probably won't see a DDR5 desktop platform until 2020.