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ADATA uses a simple plastic, clamshell packaging to house a pair of 8GB 2133MHz DIMMs. Speed and capacity are outlined on the packaging, but there isn't any information about the timings listed – you have to look at the memory label for that.
A sepia-gold coloured aluminium heatsink is used to dissipate heat from the high-speed 2133MHz memory chips.
A star pattern, ADATA's logo and the Xtreme Series product line, into which this kit falls, help conceal the modules' simplistic appearance.
The accommodating 31.5mm height of the heatsink-equipped modules should keep CPU cooler interference to a minimum.
An ugly green PCB that has been used by ADATA should have little effect on a system's appearance, thanks to the heatsinks which help mask it.
A sticker that indicates the kit's part number, model name, timings and voltage resides towards the heatsink's lower-right corner.
The frequency isn't actually listed on this sticker, but we are certain that most people looking to buy this RAM will be able to figure out the speed from the kit's “DDR3 2133X” model name.
ADATA's attractive heatsinks are well-suited for use with a variety of motherboard colour schemes.
