Asus announced its NitroPath DRAM technology during Gamescom back in August. NitroPath is a rethink of the traditional memory slot design that uses shorter gold finger pins and optimized pathways on the motherboard to increase overclocking headroom by up to 400 MT/s.Read Entire Article
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