Apacer’s NOX DDR4 SO-DIMM Memory is Truly Empowering

An Impressive 3200 MHz Overclocking Performance in GIGABYTE BRIX Gaming UHD

Apacer’s NOX DDR 4 SO-DIMM gaming memory is an advanced module that performs at up to 3000MHz with advanced specifications. Launched just a year ago, its leading position remains unrivaled to date despite the fast changing nature of the industry.

Laptops and MINI PCs for gaming purposes have garnered growing interest in the market, but how to maintain cooling in a narrow space is a huge challenge for component and system makers. Apacer’s DDR4 SO-DIMM gaming memory module recently ran a performance test with GIGABYTE’s BRIX GAMING UHD, a mini-PC with desktop performance. With a successful and stable clock speed up to 3200MHz, the result shows NOX is undoubtedly the most ideal choice to support this barebones kit, or any other type of its kind.

Still the Unchallenged Leader in the Market
Apacer’s NOX DDR4 SO-DIMM is the first memory module with 3000MHz clock-rates with 64GB capacity, currently the highest in the market. The specification has remained at the topmost position since its initial launch a year ago.

NOX DDR4’s memory kits come with performance options of 2400MHz, 2666MHz, 2800MHz, and 3000MHz. Every NOX is strictly produced with quality MLC and chip components. It is also capable of operating at low power consumption of 1.2V with excellent cooling. Designed to withstand 120°C heat while running at full performance within the space constraints of a laptop or a mini PC, NOX maintains undisrupted fluidity and efficiency even after long hours.

Overclocking with 39% Boost
Tests prove that the presence of NOX is truly empowering. When NOX is installed in the GIGABYTE BRIX Gaming UHD, the result is a leap of performance: stable operation at 3200MHz when overclocking. Compared to regular laptop memories that run at 2133MHz, this represents a 39% overall capacity improvement.

Apacer NOX DDR4 SO-DIMM is an award winner of 2016 Taiwan Excellence and a proud manifestation of Apacer’s advancement in memory. It is designed to accommodate to high-tier small computers, especially gaming laptops, advanced business laptops, and mini gaming PCs.