**Introduction**

It comes with a pair because there is a pair of these so let's take a look at this so there's one of them right here and of course without the memory in it so anything you actually do to your RAM to make it cooler in other words adding a neat shield like this is going to make a cooler regardless is it really needed no but anything that runs cooler does run better so it can actually help performance but not something you'll notice.

**Key Thing**

The key thing here is it makes my regular RAM look like performance RAM and it lights up so let's take this apart install it on some RAM see what we got. So basically here's your my RAM here's the new piece I want to remove any stickers that are on the RAM but a simple reason that what's the point of trying to cool your RAM if stickers are on them.

**Removing Stickers**

A little thing that I wanted to do is take these stick of this RAM label here and place it on the outside of my new covers so I know what I own if I ever want to sell it again people will know what they're getting when I do an upgrade. See now I have my axiom serial number and everything all on the case.

**Installing**

Now that this is now no stickers left on it no residue take out two screws it's actually pretty easy to do I had to learn a lesson on the first one I guess like anything you're just learning so this piece comes off this is just where your lights are going to go through here's your lights here and of course I can daisy chain the two sticks together and then plug them into the board.

**Additional Parts**

Now we need now they come with a screw and these plastic things I have no idea what these plastic things are and the extra screws only in case you lose one of these screws so let's pull out only when I know I need and that is these so what I have to do now take my RAM also also when I noticed when you're putting on the heat dissipation pad is to bring it up a bit off the ramp so it's not down right on the edge or you'll see it all down here.

**Assembly**

Again this is gonna make it cooler but we're not really looking to make it cooler we're making it look brighter just a cool mod without spending huge money and just so you know guys this whole kit take this off very very carefully because it tends to rip this whole kit cost me 1899 Canadian up Amazon that's a steal.

**Final Result**

So it goes on like that here's what I was saying with the RAM chips just showing a bit on the bottom that's only for looks and appearance at this point then you have another well first what I'll do I guess I'll put the other one on so there is another piece of very fine clear cover on it and it's a real pain to get once you get it going just grab it put your finger down and hold one end of your thing.

**Final Assembly**

This one's not too bad it doesn't seem to pull too hard so it doesn't seem to that's gonna rip anything and now you seat your RAM on this piece here by bunching it great up tight to the light and then when you have it centered bring it down and it should look like that.

**Lights**

Now my locks can still go in I don't see the tape let's do the other side and I put the photo before we put that on of course make sure you put this piece back in place and then your covers have locks so that doesn't move press to get that stickiness all nice and yum yum did I just say yum yum.

**Screws**

Put your screws in pretty firm never over tighten bad things happen and now I have two sticks our GB RAM let's see what it looks like lit up okay guys.

**Conclusion**

Here's the finished product of the RGB cooling mod there we go absolutely beautiful I hope the camera does justice for this the guys I hope you enjoyed this video 18 ninety-nine on Amazon Canadian so I will post a link for this and if anybody's interested feel free to check it out it's pretty easy to install.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello guys and welcome to another episode of the last game hunter I'm getting really really really really close to my first I'm gonna call it mid move so I'm doing two moves this month one on the 17th and one on the 29th so a lot of the stuff is packed away and it's hard to do videos very now I'm video game stuff or anything of that nature so the only thing I can do videos on right now are things that I'm picking up in between that I haven't packed up yet and I apologize for this so hopefully you know in the near future I will be set back up in December in my new wonderful game room which I'll try and do step-by-step videos as we're setting it up and I'll just keep the video aside so I can edit it all together and show you guys kind of a what it was before and what it is actor type look so today what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna unbox these memory RGB covers so basically they're heat shields with RGB lighting in it you know you can go up and by Ram the house and what you pay a lot more money for it so this will give you that look feel and brightness oh we're back okay little booth there for a second kind of space-cadet II it's a little different in here it's so empty and hollow looking when I look around and the sound is just so much different it's bouncing it's not you know I don't have the dampening of all the product going around it's really weird guys so let's unbox this it's a very little box it's a company called easy DIY so easy do-it-yourself I'm guessing um let's let's open it up so of course when you open it it looks like you have some ramp with some wire to hook it up so let's take it out of this very simple okay so you have your I guess a screwdriver to do it all in case you don't have your own screwdrivers and some screws and it looks like there's heat dissipation strips to go on the coolers and of course it comes with a pair because there is a pair of these so let's take a look at this so there's one of them right here and of course without the memory in it so anything you actually do to your RAM to make it cooler in other words adding a neat shield like this is going to make a cooler regardless is it really needed no but anything that runs cooler does run better so it can actually help performance but not something you'll notice the key thing here is it makes my regular RAM look like performance RAM and it lights up so let's take this apart install it on some RAM see what we got so basically here's your my RAM here's the new piece I want to remove any stickers that are on the RAM but a simple reason that what's the point of trying to cool your RAM if stickers are on them so a little thing that I wanted to do is take these stick of this RAM label here and place it on the outside of my new covers so I know what I own if I ever want to sell it again people will know what they're getting when I do an upgrade see now I have my axiom serial number and everything all on the case so now that this is now no stickers left on it no residue take out two screws it's actually pretty easy to do I had to learn a lesson on the first one I guess like anything you're just learning so this piece comes off this is just where your lights are going to go through here's your lights here and of course I can daisy chain the two sticks together and then plug them into the board so now we need now they come with a screw and these plastic things I have no idea what these plastic things are and the extra screws only in case you lose one of these screws so let's pull out only when I know I need and that is these so what I have to do now take my RAM also also when I noticed when you're putting on the heat dissipation pad is to bring it up a bit off the ramp so it's not down right on the edge or you'll see it all down here and it doesn't look very good again this is gonna make it cooler but we're not really looking to make it cooler we're making it look brighter just a cool mod without spending huge money and just so you know guys this whole kit take this off very very carefully because it tends to rip this whole kit cost me 1899 Canadian up Amazon that's a steal so it goes on like that here's what I was saying with the RAM chips just showing a bit on the bottom that's only for looks and appearance at this point then you have another well first what I'll do I guess I'll put the other one on so there is another piece of very fine clear cover on it and it's a real pain to get once you get it going just grab it put your finger down and hold one end of your thing this one's not too bad it doesn't seem to pull too hard so it doesn't seem to that's gonna rip anything and now you seat your RAM on this piece here by bunching it great up tight to the light and then when you have it centered bring it down and it should look like that so now my locks can still go in I don't see the tape let's do the other side and I put the photo before we put that on of course make sure you put this piece back in place and then your covers have locks so that doesn't move press to get that stickiness all nice and yum yum did I just say yum yum put your screws in pretty firm never over tighten bad things happen and now I have two sticks our GB RAM let's see what it looks like lit up okay guys so here's the finished product of the RGB cooling mod there we go absolutely beautiful I hope the camera does justice for this the guys I hope you enjoyed this video eighteen ninety-nine on Amazon Canadian so I will post a link for this and if anybody's interested feel free to check it out it's pretty easy to install there was no instructions I did find out that this is 12 volt not 5 volt your board defaults to 5 volt they were very dim changed to 12 volt voila but all the lighting I wanted you guys till next time game overhello guys and welcome to another episode of the last game hunter I'm getting really really really really close to my first I'm gonna call it mid move so I'm doing two moves this month one on the 17th and one on the 29th so a lot of the stuff is packed away and it's hard to do videos very now I'm video game stuff or anything of that nature so the only thing I can do videos on right now are things that I'm picking up in between that I haven't packed up yet and I apologize for this so hopefully you know in the near future I will be set back up in December in my new wonderful game room which I'll try and do step-by-step videos as we're setting it up and I'll just keep the video aside so I can edit it all together and show you guys kind of a what it was before and what it is actor type look so today what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna unbox these memory RGB covers so basically they're heat shields with RGB lighting in it you know you can go up and by Ram the house and what you pay a lot more money for it so this will give you that look feel and brightness oh we're back okay little booth there for a second kind of space-cadet II it's a little different in here it's so empty and hollow looking when I look around and the sound is just so much different it's bouncing it's not you know I don't have the dampening of all the product going around it's really weird guys so let's unbox this it's a very little box it's a company called easy DIY so easy do-it-yourself I'm guessing um let's let's open it up so of course when you open it it looks like you have some ramp with some wire to hook it up so let's take it out of this very simple okay so you have your I guess a screwdriver to do it all in case you don't have your own screwdrivers and some screws and it looks like there's heat dissipation strips to go on the coolers and of course it comes with a pair because there is a pair of these so let's take a look at this so there's one of them right here and of course without the memory in it so anything you actually do to your RAM to make it cooler in other words adding a neat shield like this is going to make a cooler regardless is it really needed no but anything that runs cooler does run better so it can actually help performance but not something you'll notice the key thing here is it makes my regular RAM look like performance RAM and it lights up so let's take this apart install it on some RAM see what we got so basically here's your my RAM here's the new piece I want to remove any stickers that are on the RAM but a simple reason that what's the point of trying to cool your RAM if stickers are on them so a little thing that I wanted to do is take these stick of this RAM label here and place it on the outside of my new covers so I know what I own if I ever want to sell it again people will know what they're getting when I do an upgrade see now I have my axiom serial number and everything all on the case so now that this is now no stickers left on it no residue take out two screws it's actually pretty easy to do I had to learn a lesson on the first one I guess like anything you're just learning so this piece comes off this is just where your lights are going to go through here's your lights here and of course I can daisy chain the two sticks together and then plug them into the board so now we need now they come with a screw and these plastic things I have no idea what these plastic things are and the extra screws only in case you lose one of these screws so let's pull out only when I know I need and that is these so what I have to do now take my RAM also also when I noticed when you're putting on the heat dissipation pad is to bring it up a bit off the ramp so it's not down right on the edge or you'll see it all down here and it doesn't look very good again this is gonna make it cooler but we're not really looking to make it cooler we're making it look brighter just a cool mod without spending huge money and just so you know guys this whole kit take this off very very carefully because it tends to rip this whole kit cost me 1899 Canadian up Amazon that's a steal so it goes on like that here's what I was saying with the RAM chips just showing a bit on the bottom that's only for looks and appearance at this point then you have another well first what I'll do I guess I'll put the other one on so there is another piece of very fine clear cover on it and it's a real pain to get once you get it going just grab it put your finger down and hold one end of your thing this one's not too bad it doesn't seem to pull too hard so it doesn't seem to that's gonna rip anything and now you seat your RAM on this piece here by bunching it great up tight to the light and then when you have it centered bring it down and it should look like that so now my locks can still go in I don't see the tape let's do the other side and I put the photo before we put that on of course make sure you put this piece back in place and then your covers have locks so that doesn't move press to get that stickiness all nice and yum yum did I just say yum yum put your screws in pretty firm never over tighten bad things happen and now I have two sticks our GB RAM let's see what it looks like lit up okay guys so here's the finished product of the RGB cooling mod there we go absolutely beautiful I hope the camera does justice for this the guys I hope you enjoyed this video eighteen ninety-nine on Amazon Canadian so I will post a link for this and if anybody's interested feel free to check it out it's pretty easy to install there was no instructions I did find out that this is 12 volt not 5 volt your board defaults to 5 volt they were very dim changed to 12 volt voila but all the lighting I wanted you guys till next time game over