Akasa Launch Vegas RAM Mate RGB Heatsinks

Now let’s get this matter out of the way. Yes, Akasa has taken a lot of the design of their “Vega RAM Mate” RAM LED kit from G.Skill’s Trident Z series of memory modules, and No, Akasa did not work with G.Skill to create their memory kits. In effect, these kits will create what could be described as fake G.Skill memory. 

With DDR4 memory consuming relatively little power, heatsinks are largely unnecessary for most mainstream DDR4 memory kits, but with their Vegas RAM Mate kits, Akasa plans to offer more than the promise of lower DRAM thermals. What’s on offer here is support for both 4-pin RGB and 3-pin Addressable RGB control, allowing the RGB lighting on these memory heatsinks to be controlled using most modern motherboards, supporting ASRock’s Polychrome Sync, ASUS’ Aura Sync, Gigabyte’s RGB Fusion and MSI’s Mystic Light ecosystems, both on AMD and Intel-powered systems. 

The idea behind these kits is simple, sandwich an RGB LED strip between two metal place, each of which sits at either side of a DDR4 memory module. This kit supports all 30mm tall DRAM modules and supports single and double-sided DDR, DDR2, DDR3 and DDR4 memory. Yes, you can use this kit to add RGB memory to your ancient DDR-powered PC.