In a significant announcement for mobile computing, PNY has unveiled its new Performance DDR5 notebook memory, available in 32GB (2x16GB) and 64GB (2x32GB) kits. At $82.99 and $149.99 respectively ...

G.Skill broke DDR5-10000 with a CAMM2 memory module attached to a custom Asus motherboard, showing off its potential for high-performance applications.

TEAMGROUP unveils its new 256GB (4 x 64GB) ultra-capacity DDR5 memory kits, ready for AMD X870 platform and made for ...

The new Sabrent Rocket SO-DIMM memory is available in DDR5-4800 speeds, in 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB capacities (in 1, 2, and 4 packs, too). So you can fill up a laptop, Ultrabook, or mini-PC with 128GB ...

ASUS's news suggests AMD is making good progress on this new AGESA microcode update. ASUS says the X670E-E motherboard was using the latest version of an AGESA microcode test and the system was ...

As part of the company's Tech Marketing team Raja has had a chance to test out the motherboard's four DIMM slots with some DDR5-2600 RAM, with a combined capacity of 192GB (4x48GB).

Image source: Onda Image used with permission by copyright holder Onda’s new H610M+ micro-ATX motherboard comes with one DDR4 slot for DDR4-3200 memory and one DDR5 slot for DDR5-4800 memory ...

When first released, DDR5 faced massive shortages and that, coupled with the other flow on effects of a global pandemic have really slowed down uptake of this new faster memory.

Internally, it features an AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS processor that is designed to deal with heavy loads. With 6 cores and 12 threads, the processor is ready for everything from coding and data science to ...

After all, DDR4 already hit 7156MHz with a bit of tinkering. Netac is currently testing its DDR5 module for compatibility with manufacturers of the best gaming motherboards such as Asus and MSI.

In this price range, you generally get four DDR4 memory slots, though a couple (like the MSI Pro Z690-A DDR5 and Z690-A WIFI DDR5) do offer four DDR5 memory slots instead, as well as a PCI Express ...

That's assuming you're already running a DDR5-capable system, of course. If you're not, you may need to consider a motherboard and CPU upgrade, in which case you'll want to check out our best ...