Memory

Thermaltake announces white versions of its ToughRAM RGB DDR4 RAM kits

Samsung announced that its Q3 profits fell 56% year-over-year.

Gigabyte has unveiled a new Aorus RGB RAM kit that comes with fake modules for filling empty slots

An EEC submission points to the Intel's upcoming Tiger Lake-U CPUs support LPDDR5 memory.

Overclocking team used AMD Ryzen 5 3600X to overclock Crucial's 8GB Ballistix Elite DIMMs.

Using old Samsung B-Die, of course.

G.Skill launches new 256GB memory kits.

China-based company ChangXin Memory Technologies has started to mass produce its homemade DRAM chips.

Plus a DDR4-4700 RGB version. Fat over-voltage, it makes the clockin’ world go ‘round.

Thrilling those who don’t care about latency or dual-channel mode.

Understanding memory is more than just about capacity and speed. We’ll walk you through what you need to know about timings/latency, ranks and more.

Less info, more availability

The Samsung A-Die module (M378A4G43AB2-CVF) clocks in at 2,933 MHz with a capacity of 32GB.

G.Skill has teased its 8x 8GB Trident Z Royal kits that won't be available until at least next month.

Adata expands its Premier DDR4 offerings with new 32GB UDIMMs and SO-DIMMs clocked at 2,666 MHz.

YMTC has started volume production of its first 3D NAND process. It manufactures the 64-layer, 256Gb TLC dies with its Xtacking technology for putting the CMOS under the NAND array.

Is Ryzen 3000 optimized for DDR4-3200? What if we want more? We examine everything from frequency to rank count to nail down optimal settings.

We saw interesting results with a recent memory review, so we dig a bit deeper. Does the motherboard maker really impact memory compatibility and performance?