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look at people over here with Harbor Canucks and we're here at the team group sweet the Computex 2018 and we're here to check out some of the cool a tough gimmie alliance memory so let's actually check them out the first huge shout out to our sponsors fantex thermal taking cool master Gotham is coverage would have not been possible so apart from checking out cases here at Computex we wanted to cover something a bit different so this is the tough gaming Alliance ddr4 and it pretty much breaks the trend of other memory there's no heat sink or fancy RG B's but rather a simple raw black PCB with mid-tone yellow graphics silkscreen onto it as you might have guessed teen group has teamed up with the Asus tough brand to launch these modules and they're supposed to match certain motherboards in the tough lineup right now this product will only be launched into an entry-level price point with a four times a gigabyte kit that runs at twenty four hundred megahertz on samsung be Dyan modules over clunking is possible but the lack of a heat spreader means you need to ensure that there's adequate cooling if you want higher frequencies honestly guys this memory kit looks absolutely amazing but this isn't quite a finished product yet the final version will have the yellow design on both sides of the PCB and there may also be an additional speed been released when they officially launched it a bit later this year the other modules you may have seen in some of the last shots of the Vulcan tough ddr4 these still have the yellow and black color scheme but incorporated heatsink and will go for a higher price than the standard kit team group expects this particular kit will use a combination of micron and hynek's chips to achieve speeds of up to 36 hundred megahertz while offering capacities of 16 gigabytes and 32 gigabytes ok time to move on to something a bit more in line where a lot of the market is headed right now yeah that's that's RGB again but I think team group has done this thing right say hello to the T Force Excalibur this is one of team groups higher end products and it uses a unique internal diffuser to dissipate the RGB illumination so each module produces a subtle glow rather than a harsh light the setup also allows for a much larger viewing area than similar modules from companies like Coursera and G scale the xcalibur is also available in two versions one with a standard RGB light bar and another special edition with a unique crosshatch design we are wondering which one would you prefer so let us know in the comments down below the very last bit of RAM I wanted to talk about is a new T force extreme which uses a very simple but highly effective heat spreader to achieve some amazing speeds now this is team's leading edge memory so it doesn't come cheap but by using hand-picked Samsung beaded chips it's certified to hit 4,500 megahertz as a matter of fact with the right cooling and by using a coffee Lake CPU with a good memory controller these modules have hit over 50 500 megahertz dam alright so normally I'd stop here but just before we left the meeting here a team group we saw this thing hanging off a display basically it's a zinc alloy 128 gigabyte USB 3.1 genuine thumb drive that also acts as a bottle opener box cutter and a tape measure I could have really used one of these during the show and with a price of just $35 when it's launched in October you should be wanting one too well that's it from Team Group guys I hope you enjoyed this little pause from all the case news we've been posting recently hopefully you'll stick around since we've got a ton more content coming up from Computex 2018 i'm ebar with hardware connects thank you so much for watching and we'll see you in the next one