G.SKILL’s latest update to their DDR5 memory range brings new low-latency kits that work with AMD EXPO to the table. The refreshed lineup includes DDR5-8000 with a CL36 latency and DDR5-6000 ...

With the launch of Arrow Lake, however, Intel introduced support for a new type of memory. Well, the DRAM itself is still good ol' DDR5, but these new kits sport something extra on their circuit ...

This new chip builds on previous designs and is meant for the next wave of DDR5 memory used in modern CPUs. The 1γ node uses state-of-the-art EUV lithography and next-gen high-K metal gate CMOS ...