Fake DDR5 memory kits now on sale starting at $43 — V-Color sells 0GB dummy modules and single-stick memory kits with a fake stick for $300
V-Color has released its 1+1 DDR5 filler memory kits, which combine a real DDR5 stick with a dummy module (no memory, only RGB) to fill motherboard slots. The 0GB kits (both sticks dummy) are also available for decoration. Pricing varies by region, with the 16GB 6000 MT/s CL30 kit at £210 in the UK and $44 for a dummy kit on Newegg in the US. The article breaks down availability and pricing across regions.
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