Colorful announces new Igame Shadow II memories, with low latency for Ryzen 9000

Colorful announced this week its new DDR5 memory kits from the Igame Shadow II line. The components are optimized for the Ryzen 9000 series, offering simplified overclocking through AMD Expo profiles while maintaining low latencies.

The details of each kit reveal that these are not components capable of reaching the impressive numbers of Cudimm module in transfer rates, but all options offer speeds above 6,000mt/s. In addition, as mentioned earlier, low latency should be an in particular attractive to the Shadow II Igame, with one of the 32GB kits being in only Cl26.

Check out the details of each set of memories in the new line of Colorful:

• DDR5-6400: 16GB module kit (32GB) | CL28 | 1.4V/1.45V
• DDR5-6000: 16GB module kit (32GB) | CL26 | 1.45V
• DDR5-6000: kit of 2 modules of 24GB (48GB) | CL28 | 1.4V
• DDR5-6000: kit of 2 modules of 32GB (64GB) | CL30 | 1.4V
• DDR5-6000: 48GB (96GB) | Cl30 | 1.4v

As we can see from the details, another interesting attraction for memories is its low power consumption in operation. According to Videocardz, Colorful can deliver more performance with 1.4V to some of the kits than several other options, which already need 1.45V to reach 6,000mt/s.

Colorful memories bring discreet look, but without giving up the RGB

As we can see in the images, the new modules bring a relatively discreet Heatsink, but still with some details not to go unnoticed. Keeping the nanjing theme of its past generation, now the carcass is almost completely smooth, with an ideogram in the corner. Small details in customizable ARGB LEDs also appear.

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Interested in Colorful Igame Shadow II will be able to choose between black or white headsinks. However, we do not yet know its specific release prices or date. Videocardz reports that the first kit to arrive the stores will be the 48GB DDR5-6000, with latency Cl28.