Teamgroup recently launched its new creator-focused brand called T-Create and along with it launched the massive 32GB creator memory Classic 10L. Teamgroup has recently announced that upon its debut, the T-Create Classic 10L has won the internally renowned Good Design Award of Japan where it stood out from over 4700 entries. It is a big achievement for the company with a brand-new product under a brand new lineup.
If you are new to this award, you should know that today Japanese Good Design Award is one of the four largest design awards in the world. It was established back in 1957 and it was made for the ‘Good Design Selection System’ which was created by the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization. With its recent win, the T-Create Classic 10L memory will certainly lead the pack in the market with it unique design and content-creating emphasis.
T-Create Classic 10L is a DDR4 memory module for desktop PCs and features a classic matte silver design with the help of a professional 10-layer board that is thickened and is anti-interference. It can optimize the anti-noise processing ability as well. The custom capacitor on the ram can withstand high temperatures caused by the system operation and maintain a stable output voltage. With a single large capacity of 32GB and frequency up to 3200MHz, the ram can provide a one stick solution to all content creators using this particular ram.
Teamgroup recently held an online event to kickstart its new T-Force and T-Create products. Along with this, Teamgroup has a pretty solid lineup already including the massive 15.3TB SSD, its new range of reliable storage solutions, and the EX Series SSD and C201 Impression USB drive. Its T-Force gaming brand has some of the fastest storage solutions for hardcore gamers such as the Vulcan G SSD, T-Force Cardea Zero Z340 M.2 NVME, Cardea Ceramic C440 NVMe, and the RGB-focused Delta Max RGB SSD.
What do you think of the new T-Create range by Teamgroup including their brand-new T-Create Classic 10L ram? Let us know in the comments section below.
