For DDR5, We'd say to aim for 4800MHz and above, although at that point it really depends on your coffers, and what your CPU can handle. Just keep in mind that to get the quoted speed of the best ...

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CUDIMM is the latest development in RAM technology, and it comes with some exciting upgrades of standard UDIMM memory.

G.Skill has set a new DDR5 RAM overclocking record with some of its memory in an Asus ROG motherboard, hitting a jaw-loosening speed of 12,112MT/s. The feat was achieved by professional ...

If you read that headline and are thinking that 6400 MT/s isn't really fast for DDR5, then you've fallen into the same trap we did. The key detail is that the new modules, which feature a clock ...

This NAS is equipped with 16GB of DDR5 4800MHz memory and a 10Gbps Ethernet port, offering strong network performance for intensive tasks like virtualization, managing databases, and handling ...

Micron will offer the DDR5 CUDIMM and CSODIMM modules in 16 GB sizes through its website, Crucial.com, with a limited lifetime warranty. Larger 64 GB modules will be available through distribution ...

Regarding Intel's new Arrow Lake CPUs and Z890 motherboards for the latest Core Ultra 200 Series processors, DDR5-8000 is the new 'standard.' This is according to MSI, who recently gave us a ...

As we've seen with all of the new Z890 motherboards being announced for the Core Ultra 200S Series, DDR5-9000 will be very easy to achieve with Intel's latest CPUs. Intel CPUs and motherboards ...

Now, Micron is the first company out of the gate to announce that this type of memory is available in desktop and laptop formats, though it's launching at a modest DDR5-6400 MT/s. When we first ...

But motherboard vendors are going above and beyond, with many higher-end models adding support for Thunderbolt 5, Wi-Fi 7, 2.5GbE, and 9000MHz+ DDR5 speeds. Prices generally range from $199 to $ ...

Each RAM stick is called a DIMM, or Dual In-line Memory Module, and UDIMMs, or Un-buffered Dual In-line Memory Modules, are the most common type of DDR5 RAM available today for desktop PCs.