As someone who prefers the Galaxy Z Fold and Pixel 9 Pro Folds of the world, I was surprised to find myself actually ...

Cadence (Nasdaq: CDNS) today announced what it said is the industry’s first DDR5 12.8Gbps MRDIMM Gen2 memory IP system ...

Cadence (Nasdaq: CDNS) today announced the industry's first DDR5 12.8Gbps MRDIMM Gen2 memory IP system solution on the TSMC ...

Team Group Inc. today announced the launch of its latest gaming memory modules, the T-FORCE XTREEM CKD ARGB DDR5 and T-FORCE DELTA CKD RGB DDR5, featuring cutting-edge technology and innovative design ...

G.Skill, the Taiwan-based memory maker, officially announced its new DDR5-8000 memory with a 128GB capacity. The kit comprises two 64GB memory sticks that run in dual-channel mode and can run at ...

TL;DR: G.SKILL has launched its first 64GB DDR5 modules, unveiling a 128GB DDR5-8000 memory kit with dual 64GB modules. This marks a significant advancement from the previous 48GB module limit.

Memory and storage options include support for 16-bit DDR2/DDR3/DDR3L and LPDDR2/3 memory, optional 1 Gbit or 2 Gbit DDR3 RAM, NAND Flash, eMMC Flash, and SD card. It features dual Gigabit Ethernet ...

It's time to upgrade to DDR5. Here's the best RAM for gaming that isn't going to break the bank. The best RAM for gaming is seeing new advancements thanks to CUDIMM kits. Regular DDR5 is fast ...

DDR5 memory is the current generation of system RAM, with greater bandwidth, increased capacity, and lower power demands than the previous DDR4. It helps to make the most of not only modern CPUs ...

WTF?! At first glance, these RAM sticks seem more fitting for a jewelry counter at Tiffany's than for a PC case. But G.Skill is shaking up traditional hardware aesthetics with its latest DDR5-8000 ...

G.Skill says in its press release that the RAM represents a "new era of overclocking high-capacity DDR5 64 GB modules", and well, sure. The company also claims it's the world's first DDR5 memory ...

Over the past 25 years we have seen the transition from SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic RAM) to DDR (Double Data Rate) SDRAM, and then to DDR2, DDR3 and DDR4 on a cadence of five year cycles.