Tag:DDR5

AMD EXPO ULL DDR5 memory boosts frame rates by 4% in first PC gaming benchmarks

G.Skill's AMD EXPO ULL RAM offers a mild but easy-to-access performance boost on Ryzen systems, although you pay a high price for these modest gains.
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Yikes, AMD EXPO ULL RAM debuts at $1,099, and that’s just for a 32GB CL26 kit

AMD EXPO Ultra Low Latency memory hits retail with G.Skill’s Trident Z5 NeoX DDR5 series, offering much tighter tertiary timings but at a huge premium.
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MSI hopes to make DDR5 RAM more affordable, thanks to HUDIMM memory support

MSI adds support for HUDIMM memory, which uses a single 32-bit channel to its Intel motherboards, but there will be a cost to performance.
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AMD EXPO Ultra Low Latency RAM support debuts on Asus ROG Crosshair motherboard, thanks to new BIOS

Asus’ ROG Crosshair X870E beta motherboard BIOS adds EXPO ULL support, with AMD promising up to a 4% average frame rate boost in some games.
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AMD says DDR5 RAM prices may need two years to return to normal

AMD estimates that DDR5 memory supply won't return to normal until around 2028, potentially in time for the next GPU upgrade cycle.
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Origin Code’s new liquid-cooled Meteorite Black DDR5 kit brings back memories of when PC memory was fun

Origin Code adds a 48GB Vortex DDR5-6200 kit with an LCD-equipped waterblock to its Meteorite Black lineup, combining performance with style.
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Watch out for these fake DDR5 RAM modules – they just look like the real thing

Multiple fake DDR5 SODIMM modules have been spotted in the secondhand market, made from convincing dummy chips.
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ASRock’s new motherboard supports both DDR4 and DDR5, as RAM prices rock industry

The ASRock H610M Combo II motherboard is built for Intel 12th, 13th, and 14th-gen CPUs, and supports both DDR4 and DDR5 modules.
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Chinese CXMT DDR5 memory delivers equivalent performance to known brands, but it’s hardly any cheaper

CXMT IC-based KingBank DDR5-6000 CL36 kits show that Chinese-made memory is as fast as its counterparts from Samsung, Micron, or SK Hynix.
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