ADATA
ADATA had a wonderful stand once
again, with everything from USB
flash drives to the latest M.2 solid
state storage. We got to see their new
enthusiast line of SSD drives and high
performance DRAM modules. Water
proof SSDs and all kinds of things that
set ADATA apart from so many memory
companies at the show. Their booth
was always packed with people, be it
for the booth babes or the products, we
can’t be sure, but they most certainly it
garnered plenty of attention.
APACER
Apacer may not have been huge in the
overclocking scene, but with upcoming
DDR4 they seem to be a lot serious
about it. We got to scope out some
DDR4 modules, dressed in some
stylish heat sinks. This vendor is one to
watch for as they just may come out of
left field and bring stiff competition to
everyone.
ASROCK
We didn’t’ spend too much time
here, but we did go and check out
the familiar faces of Nick Shih and
John-Lam who have become the go to
overclockers associated with ASRock
along with Splave. As usual it was
memory and CPU overclocking on the
latest and greatest Z97 Motherboards
like ther Z97 OC Formula.
ASUS
No COMPUTEX is complete without a
look inside the ASUS ROG booth. This
year there was nothing resembling the
ZEUS, but we did get to look at their
entire Z97 range and their gaming PCs,
which we must admit look incredible.
Hybrid cooling graphics cards.
cutting edge designs and components in
their notebooks, this may not have been
the most amazing year for ASUS, but as
always it remains thoroughly impressive.
AVEXIR
Have you ever seen DRAM that looks
this good? Neither have we. Say
what you may about AVEXIR but they
sure know how to flatter the eye and
especially the system. You know as well
it’s not just the looks, because AVEXIR
kits go like the clappers as well.
BIT-FENIX
By all rights, the inventor of the full
GPU capable mini-ITX cases or at
least to most people, BF was back
this year. Some exquisite