AVEXIR: Why you should care if you are an enthusiast
Judging from the products line-up from AVEXIR at this year's COMPUTEX, it appears they are well endowned to be one of the leading memory players in the enthusiasts market along side with Taiwan based G.Skill, TeamGroup and GeIL. Later part of this year, they will focus on pushing their own brand memories instead where in the recent years, they have taken a more backstage approach by supplying modules to well-known memory brands.
Over at COMPUTEX, AVEXIR has showcased their latest Core series memory which sports a newly improved heat speader, 2oz copper, 8-layer PCB as well as LED that emits blue or green colors depending on the voltage set. Green denotes energy saving mode with voltage set below 1.35V while Blue denotes overclocked mode with voltage set above 1.65V. Memory ICs from AVEXIR Core series are pre-sorted to ensure stability at overclocked conditions.
6 x 4GB DDR3-2000 Core Series with their heat speaders stripped running triple channel overvolted
2 x 4GB DDR3-2000 Core Series in green mode
Here's a sneak of a new heat speader prototype for Core series. AVEXIR also plans to roll out 8GB per stick where you can use that to populate all your DIMM slots and overclocked too.
Nothing will be completed with a high performance SSD. AVEXIR Blitz 550 series SSD uses SandForce 2200 controller comes with 480GB capacity and 6Gbps SATA interface.
AVEXIR: Why you should care if you are an enthusiast
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