Instead of a measly 16GB per module, DDR4 offered up to 64GB per stick, allowing for much higher board capacities. DDR5 takes this to the next level with capacities up to 128GB per module ...

that means that where DDR4 memory chips could be manufactured at up to 16GB, DDR5 chips can be made with capacities up to 64GB. That should lead to larger-capacity memory sticks. While 128GB of ...

Nevertheless, we're determined to find you the best around. We've put a bunch of DDR4 and DDR5 memory kits through their paces in the PC Gamer labs and handpicked the ones we think you should ...

Overcoming DDR4 Technical Challenges DDR4 has had a long gestation, taking seven years to standardize within the JEDEC memory standard committees. The technical challenges facing DDR4 have been ...