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Crucial debuts new Pro OC DDR5-6400 CL32 memory kits

Crucial, Micron's consumer brand, is making a stronger push into the enthusiast gaming market with the launch of its new DDR5 Pro Overclocking (OC) 6400 CL32 gaming memory. These new sticks aim to deliver a sweet spot of high speed and relatively low latency, wrapped in a fresh heat spreader …

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New DDR5 memory overclocking record smashes the 13,000 MT/s barrier

The 13,000 MT/s barrier for DDR5 memory has officially been broken, setting a new record high overclocked speed using a Gigabyte Aorus motherboard.   The achievement comes from overclocker SaltyCroissant (via VideoCardz), who has pushed a DDR5 memory module to an incredible frequency of 6,510 MHz, which translates to a staggering …

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TeamGroup’s new T-Create Expert DDR5 memory uses CKD for better stability

Team Group has launched a new high-performance desktop memory kit under its creator-focused T-Create brand. The new Expert CKD DDR5 features Client Clock Driver (CKD) technology, which is designed to improve stability at high frequencies, especially under heavy, sustained workloads. Starting by briefly explaining what CKD is, this technology promises …

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JEDEC publishes LPDDR6 memory standard

The future of memory for our phones, ultra-thin laptops, and a new wave of AI devices just got a lot clearer. JEDEC has officially published its next-generation JESD209-6 LPDDR6 memory standard. This isn't just an incremental update; LPDDR6 is engineered from the ground up to deliver a significant leap in …

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G.Skill debuts ultra-fast 128GB and 256GB DDR5 memory kits

G.Skill has released some of the best memory kits of the DDR5 generation and they are showing no signs of slowing down. This week, G.Skill is debuting its new high-performance 64GB DDR5 modules, delivering speeds of up to 6400MT/s and up to 256GB capacity. There are two new G.Skill overclocked …

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Thermaltake introduces new colourful Toughram RGB D5 XG sticks

Thermaltake is making a strong aesthetic statement at Computex 2025, unveiling new high-end gaming chairs and expanding its performance memory lineup with new colour options. Built in collaboration with Studio F. A. Porsche and Alcantara, Thermaltake has revealed the Argent E700 gaming chairs, combining racing-inspired design with the renowned Italian …

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G.Skill unveils 128GB DDR5-8400 kits for AMD Ryzen systems

G.Skill is bringing ultra high-speed and high-capacity DDR5 memory kits to AMD Ryzen based systems. The new G.Skill DDR5-8400 128GB kit is available starting this month, packing high-performance DDR5 ICs from SK-Hynix.  The new DDR5-8400 128GB (2x 64GB) RAM kit was tested and validated on a system using an Asus …

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G.Skill shares list of memory supporting Intel 200S Boost

As the excitement builds around Intel's recently unveiled ‘200S Boost' performance profile, G.Skill is stepping forward with their memory compatibility details. The company has announced that it has a comprehensive list of its DDR5 memory profiles ready and verified to work with Intel's new feature, ranging from DDR5-6000 up to …

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Chinese researchers develop non-volatile flash memory capable of 25 billion operations per second

Researchers at Fudan University have developed a new non-volatile flash memory technology that could revolutionise storage. Named “PoX”, this flash memory could potentially bridge the performance gap between volatile and non-volatile memory, paving the way for advancements in data-intensive AI systems. Traditional volatile memory solutions, such as SRAM and DRAM, …

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Overclocker breaks DDR5 world record with 12572MT/s

The relentless pursuit of memory overclocking records has witnessed another milestone. Renowned overclocker HiCookie achieved a new DDR5 world record, pushing the boundaries of memory speed to an astounding 12,752 MT/s (DDR5-12752). This feat was achieved using the Gigabyte Z890 Aorus Tachyon Ice motherboard, a 24 GB V-Color Manta XFinity …

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