With the continuous development of new generations of Intel and AMD CPUs, performance has continuously improved, but correspondingly, Thermal Design Power has also risen. Therefore, more and more gamers who gravitate to high performance gaming systems are choosing all-in-one CPU liquid coolers which confer higher heat dissipation efficiency. However, AIO CPU liquid coolers usually require higher budgets. Therefore, players with budget considerations and personal preferences usually choose tower-type air-cooled radiators to cool CPUs.

Are you team air-cooled CPU or liquid-cooled CPU?

Tower coolers usually have standard installation dimensions and securing methods, making them suitable for most motherboards and cases, and can be installed in small to standard size systems. Towers are usually fitted with multiple cooling fins, heat pipes, and fans to increase cooling surface area, but this makes them relatively tall and difficult to fit into certain cases. In addition, their dimensions may interfere with the memory slots or installation of other components. Low-profile heatsinks were conceived to resolve the issue of tower cooler compatibility, eliminating the conflict between the tower radiator and memory installation. At the same time, overall internal configuration will look more compact, which is a departure from traditional cases. There is no lack of stylish tower coolers on the market that cater to personal styles and gaming aesthetics, all of which complement these low-profile memory modules. Whether calm restrained and minimalist, a dazzling RGB illusion, or anime-themed, the perfect combination of computer components not only allows gamers to pursue performance, but also increases the enjoyment derived from DIY PCs and has become an element of expressing personal taste and home decor.

Low profile heatsink designed for unrestricted installation

🡇 Low profile memory module conforms of tower dimensions

XPG's low-profile heatsink memory series encompasses different memory solutions for DDR4 and DDR5 generation platforms. In terms of product architecture, in addition to upgrading SPD storing read-only memory (EEPROM) to a SPD HUB, DDR5 memory modules incorporate a PMIC (Power Management IC) to further stabilize power supply. In addition, there are more PTHs (Plated Through Holes) on the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) to improve the product&rsquo;s antistatic characteristics. Heat dissipation performance is also better when compared with DDR4 memory. Taken together, these DDR5 upgrade details are the main reason for the higher cost of DDR5 memory.
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The LANCER Blade low-profile memory series inherits LANCER&rsquo;s excellent overclocking pedigree and XPG&rsquo;s design style. Combined with a new, exclusive, and patented snap-on heatsink structure and light strip design, the thickness of the LANCER BLADE series heatsink has been effectively compressing to within 4mm, reducing compatibility issues caused by overly thick memory modules. In addition, the overall heights of LANCER BLADE and LANCER BLADE RGB are only 33mm and 40mm, respectively. On PC motherboards where space is at a premium, whether users choose Midnight Black or Snowstorm White heatsink colors, the slim DDR5 LANCER BLADE series featuring a stylish heatsink paired with a high cost-performance value price strategy is definitely the most painless and easy upgrade choice for gamers.

High cost-performance DDR5 memory upgrade option

Are you team air-cooled CPU or liquid-cooled CPU? 
With the continuous development of new generations of Intel and AMD CPUs, performance has continuously improved, but correspondingly, Thermal Design Power has also risen. Therefore, more and more gamers who gravitate to high performance gaming systems are choosing all-in-one CPU liquid coolers which confer higher heat dissipation efficiency. However, AIO CPU liquid coolers usually require higher budgets. Therefore, players with budget considerat