JEDEC, the trade organization and standardization body that oversees memory standards in the computer industry, has adopted a new memory standard. The new standard, called CAMM2 (JESD318), is used in both desktop and laptop computers.
MSI’s AM5 motherboards get a massive DDR5 memory speed boost thanks to the latest AMD AGESA 1.0.0.7c BIOS update. The new BIOS update not only improves DDR5 memory performance, but also various compatibility …
American semiconductor company Micron Technology has announced that it has started mass production of high-capacity 96GB DDR5 RDIMMs that can deliver speeds of up to 4800MT/s. The memory that will come to the workstations and the server side also includes artificial intelligence and …
After DRAM manufacturers produced 24Gb modules, memory manufacturers began releasing 24GB and 48GB non-binary DDR5 memory. We’ve seen Corsair enter this new, growing memory market before. Now G…
Last month, memory manufacturers started rolling out DDR5 memory modules with capacities of 24GB and 48GB, enabling capacities of 48GB (2x 24GB), 96GB (2x 48GB or 4x 24GB), and even 192GB (4x 48GB). Their capacities are more than standard…
Last year, DRAM manufacturers announced new 24GB and 48GB memory modules. Now, these memories have started to be added to the end user’s option pool. Although these memory types are new, their prices are a bit high for now…
While DDR5 memories are just beginning to become widespread in the RAM industry, some companies’ remarkable products have already taken their place on the shelves. After Micron’s interesting 24GB and 48GB kits, Corsair also developed RGB support. Corsair Vengeance…
With the increasing popularity of the DDR5 RAM standard, records began to come one after another in the overclocking field. Finally, the new DDR5 speed record is in the hands of Gigabyte. HiCookie, Gigabyte’s in-house overclocking expert, is using DDR5 world…
Micron, one of the important companies in the DRAM and flash memory industry, introduced its new memory modules. The new DDR5 memory modules with 24 GB and 48 GB capacities, announced by Micron, are designed for new generation computer hardware.
Samsung introduced the industry’s first DDR5 RAM chips, developed using 12 nanometer grade manufacturing technology. It is stated that 16GB DDR5 DRAM has been developed and product evaluation has been completed for compatibility with AMD Zen processors. 23% …
