Memory

G.Skill's memory can do wonders with ROG Maximus Z790 Apex, Core i9-13900KS, and some liquid nitrogen.

Our RAM benchmark hierarchy ranks DDR5 and DDR4 memory kits of all frequencies and capacities for any budget.

ASRock demonstrates DeskMeet and DeskSlim compact systems with AM5 processors, PCIe 5.0 x4 SSDs, and discrete graphics cards.

G.Skill shows off new products at Computex 2023 and some exciting overclocking feats.

Adata is ready for next-generation platforms with CAMM, CXL, and MR-DIMM memory modules.

SK Hynix readies 8 GT/s HBM3e memory for AI and HPC applications.

Micron products will be shunned by Chinese IT infrastructure businesses as they "pose a major security risk," concluded a state review.

Samsung's latest-gen DDR5 memory ICs have entered mass production on the 12nm node, and they are claimed to offer significantly lower power consumption and greater wafer economy.

Muskin is the only manufacturer selling 48GB SODIMM DDR5 memory right now, and you can buy it on eBay starting at $325.

Colorful's latest CVN Icicle DDR5 memory modules use Hynix A-die memory, achieve massive overclocking results.

Oversupply issues continue to plague the industry

3D X-DRAM from NEO Semiconductor uses technology inspired by 3D NAND. The firm's roadmap sees the arrival of 1Tb DRAM dies by 2030.

We compare DDR5 to the best DDR4 RAM on the market to see whether it's worth the cost of upgrading.

Report claims DDR5 may not reach sweet spot prices this year due to supply constraints.

Asus is one of the first motherboard vendors to add a notice stating that memory technologies like XMP / EXPO are considered overclocking, with clear warranty implications/

Samsung experienced year-over-year declines for most of its businesses.

SK Hynix's new 12-layer HBM3 modules to enable extreme performance and capacity.

Samsung has announced a noteworthy cut in memory production, due to low market demand and to get rid of excess inventory.

TeamGroup has substantially upgraded the brand's DDR5 memory lineups with new 48GB and 96GB memory kits.

AMD stands behind JEDEC to help push the adoption of MRDIMM, an open standard that will substantially boost bandwidth on buffered DIMMs.