Latest about DDR4
Adata and Asus introduce a new anime-themed RGB memory kit to the Chinese market. It features a white theme and RGB accents.
DRAM prices in the United States and Europe have begun to fall by around 5%, thanks to DRAM suppliers wanting to get rid of unnecessary stock.
Chinese memory vendor Neo Forza announces new DDR4-5000 and DDR4-4600 memory kits.
TrendForce said that quarter-over-quarter DRAM price increases could even out due to high inventory levels.
The Orion RGB arrives as yet another RGB option on the memory market. Can it outshine its competitors?
TeamGroup's elite gaming division puts out the Dark Z FPS for performance seekers. Does the memory live up to its name?
DDR5 adoption is expected to rise significantly in the next few years, as all DRAM manufacturers prepare to start producing DDR5 modules for both server and consumer markets.
