Designed for tech enthusiasts, creators, and gamers this new memory module uses DDR5, runs at 5600MHz, and features a CAS latency of 46.3. PNY Performance DDR5 is built to support the growing lineup ...

If there's one thing PC power users dislike, it's not being able to upgrade their systems. The recent trend towards soldered RAM and storage has been annoying and now Dell has a new (old) twist on the ...

Crucial, a brand under Micron Technology headquartered in Idaho, USA, announced the release of two new DDR5 memory modules: CUDIMM for desktop computers and CSODIMM for notebook PCs. These modules ...

PNY unveiled new high-performance DDR5 notebook memory kits, which will be available in 64GB (2x32GB) and 32GB (2x16GB) kits and work at 5,600MHz with a CAS latency of 46. The new PNY DDR5 notebook ...

Crucial is reportedly developing 12GB DDR5 SO-DIMM memory modules designed for laptop use, marking a new capacity offering in the DDR5 memory category. These modules have not been officially announced ...

Asus is preparing to take a step in response to the global memory shortage that has driven DDR5 prices sharply higher.

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TL;DR: G.SKILL has launched its first 64GB DDR5 modules, unveiling a 128GB DDR5-8000 memory kit with dual 64GB modules. This marks a significant advancement from the previous 48GB module limit. The ...

PC building generally speaking relies on the idea that most parts are compatible and generic. There are some restrictions when it comes to parts working together, but in a broad sense things are ...

Dell isn't looking to reinvent system memory, but it does want the industry move to what it claims is a superior form factor for today's increasingly thinner and lighter laptops. That's what you're ...

When ͏c͏hoosi͏ng a g͏aming laptop, o͏ne crit͏i͏cal conside͏ration is the t͏ype of m͏emory i͏t uses, be it DDR4 or͏ DDR5. As the ͏lat͏est iteration in memory tec͏hnology, the latter p͏rom͏ises faster ...