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Patriot Viper Venom RGB 7400 CL36 memory is the kit we will present today. It’s not the first DDR5 set from that company on guru3d. Almost a year ago, the Viper Venom 6200 CL40 was checked. The sample ...

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Unparalleled DDR4 performance comes with fascinating RGB illumination and excellent heat dissipation, now available in dual-channel 16GB kits at frequencies up to 4133MHz Fremont, California – May ...

An aesthetic and fast RGBeast? We review all-new Viper Gaming RGB 16 GB (dual channel) 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM kit from Patriot. It’s not the fastest in their new series but still looks very reasonable with ...

Although Patriot Memory is most well known for its memory kits, Patriot has become quite the major player in the gaming peripheral business in the past few years. At CES 2017 earlier this year, we ...

Patriot has introduced a new gaming headset to their Viper Gaming range of accessories and peripherals, making available the Viper V380 Virtual 7.1 Surround Sound PC gaming headset priced at $90. This ...

The VIPER VENOM DDR5 memory kits include the RGB and Non-RGB versions. The new design of the VENOM heatshield combines the unique RGB light bar and custom aluminium heat spreader featuring matte black ...

Now that the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is in full swing, you can expect a bevy of product announcements, everything from new desktops and crazy expensive laptops on down to routers ...

Patriot is adding a new gaming mouse to the Viper Gaming peripheral line called the V570 RGB Blackout Edition. It uses an Avago ADNS-9800 laser sensor natively capable of up to 8000 DPI or up to ...

RGB on RAM, really? Is that necessary? Don’t worry; the thought has crossed my mind many, many times. Yet, I have to ask: is it really a big surprise that RGB is the next logical aesthetic leap from ...