The DDR3 Memory interface has been here for many years, but now when the DDR4 platform has taken hold of the rigs, it's hard to think to go back to DDR3 for new PC builds. There is absolutely no question on DDR3 performance, but with the induction of 6th gen platform, PCs are encouraged to switch on DDR4 motherboards which ultimately demands DDR4 RAM. While it isn't a huge development in the terms of performance, the major advantage has been observed in the frequencies out of the box. It starts from 2133mhz, continues to 3200mhz, while some brands even offers 3800mhz on XMP 2.0.

Now this is where DDR4 shines, instead of investing so much effort on overclocking and resulting in de-stabilizing your system, you'll get straight away 3000MHz+ by simply enabling XMP 2.0 from BIOS. This is one case scenario though, today consumer's not only looking for high speed modules, but designs and stylish looks on their RAMs is another fate. To achieve that, different designers have been offering aesthetically beautiful and aggressive looking Memory modules.

XPG, a leading brand of Adata, is one of those brand that offers high-performance and extremely enriched designs. It has been here for years and serving its customer aggressively in terms of best offerings. Being popular for enriched designs and maximum compatibility, for which it has won Good Design Award from Japan and Taiwan's Excellence GOLD Award. With DDR4, XPG has been becoming more in talks, because XPG's following latest trend robotic designs heatsinks on its Memory Modules. DDR4 Z1 is one of the prominent example of XPG designs that not only fulfills the taste of consumers but making it affordable for all PC builders.