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DDR4 vs. DDR5: a performance showdown of two gaming PCs
PCs with DDR5 RAM provide the best performance, but the value offered by cheaper DDR4 memory options may surprise you.
Samuel Willetts
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06/02/2026
RAM prices are coming down, and we love to see it
DDR5 memory prices are dropping by up to 25% at UK retailers, including Overclockers and CCL, suggesting there's only so much people will pay.
Ben Hardwidge
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06/02/2026
OEMs consider Chinese-made CXMT memory chips to alleviate shortage strain
Major PC OEMs HP, Dell, Acer and Asus are starting to explore alternative memory supply sources from China as the shortage worsens.
Fahd Temsamani
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05/02/2026
DDR3 memory is making an unexpected comeback 19 years after release
The AI-fuelled memory crisis continues to cause havoc, with some regions seeing a rise in demand for ageing DDR3 kits.
Fahd Temsamani
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14/01/2026
These are the best upgrades we bought in 2025
It's been a tough year for PC upgrades, yet tech aficionados will always find something to sate their desires. Here's what brought us joy in 2025.
Parm Mann
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29/12/2025
DDR5 RAM scammers con unfortunate gamer with dressed up DDR4
An Amazon Warehouse sale went awry after the purchaser received Corsair Vengeance DDR4 RAM dressed in DDR5 heat spreaders.
Samuel Willetts
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22/12/2025
Gigabyte’s Z890 Aorus Tachyon Ice claims a new DDR5 world record at 13,530MT/s
Gigabyte, Sergmann, and HiCookie team up to break DDR5 world record once more, reaching 13,530MT/s on a Corsair Vengeance kit.
Fahd Temsamani
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25/11/2025
Yikes, 64GB DDR5 memory kits now cost as much as a PlayStation 5 or RX 9070 XT
DDR5 RAM prices are so high, you can get a brand-new PlayStation 5 console or a high-end graphics card in place of a 64GB kit.
Fahd Temsamani
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25/11/2025
PC RAM prices are going through the roof, and they’re not coming down any time soon
RAM prices are going up, due to the huge demand for DRAM from AI data centres. Supply is now very scarce, particularly when it comes to older types of memory, such as DDR4.
Ben Hardwidge
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03/11/2025
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