In the first part of the review, we've already checked out the specs, gone through an unboxing and a teardown of the GEEKOM ...

It helps to provide a notable jump in performance compared to slower DDR5-5200 or DDR5-4800 RAM when gaming. We've seen this in testing across a range of different CPUs, with some major jumps at ...

So what is the difference between the different types of modern RAM? Since its introduction in 2014, DDR4 has been the de facto standard for desktop computers, and DDR5 has taken over only in the ...

Mark our words, this will be the year that we'll finally see a DDR5-10000 (or faster) memory kit offered at retail. It's only a matter of time, especially now that Clock Unbuffered Dual Inline ...

Now, Micron is the first company out of the gate to announce that this type of memory is available in desktop and laptop ...

G.SKILL International has released two new DDR5 memory kits for high-performance systems. One kit is a DDR5-6800 with a CAS latency of 32 in a 2×48GB configuration, and the other is a DDR5-6400 ...

G.SKILL, the popular high-performance memory chip maker, has just introduced its new DDR5-6400 CL30 memory kits. These latest flagship memory chips can reach DDR5-6400 CL30-39-39-102 speeds and ...

The company also showed DDR5 RDIMM ... Images from the Micron meeting room at the 2025 CES Micron’s booth focused on its Crucial consumer-oriented products, in particular memory for gaming ...

on motherboards that only provide two DDR5 memory slots. Micron will start selling 32GB and 64GB CUDIMMs and 25GB and 32GB CSODIMMs, limited to DDR5-6400. As for old-school UDIMMs and SODIMMs ...

G.Skill plans to make the memory kits available sometime in March. If high-capacity DDR5 RAM is your goal, you’re looking at the DDR5-6800 CL32 modules. They have respectable timings of their ...

While not the most affordable set of 7600 MT/s DDR5, the KLEVV URBANE V RGB ... and KLEVV are both named on this set of 4800 MT/s up-bin kits of RAM. We are shown that these are single-rank ...

G.Skill has released a DDR5 memory kit with 96 GB total capacity in a 2x 48 GB configuration. The kit operates at DDR5-6400 speed with a CAS latency of CL30 and secondary timings of 39-39-102.