Lexar recently released three new products, one M.2 SSD and two DDR memory kits. The Lexar NM790 M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD offers sequential speeds of up to 7,400MB/s read and 6,500MB/s write. It’s available up to 4TB capacity, and the NM790 4TB retails for only $209.99 MSRP. Lexar also released the Ares RGB DDR5-6400MHz and …
Corsair recently updated its Dominator DDR5 memory, featuring a stylish design with replaceable top bars. Meet the new Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5 memory series. With the Dominator Titanium’s unique feature, you can replace the memory stick’s top bar, go from an RGB setup to a non-RGB, or 3D print your own top bar design for …
Crucial recently released its Pro series products, including DDR5 and DRD4 memory and a Gen5 SSD we recently reviewed. The DDR5 and DDR4 Pro series memory kits feature an all-black heat spreader design with no RGB lighting. While the DDR5 memory has a black PCB, the DDR4 Pro series uses a classic-looking green PCB. The …
Colorful recently announced its latest DDR5 memory kit – the Colorful CVN ICICLE DDR5 memory series. The new CVN ICICLE is designed for enthusiasts and overclockers. It has a base frequency of DDR5-6600MHz but can reach up to DDR5-10000MHz! I’m not sure if this is the first DDR5 memory that can reach 10000 MHz OC, …
Lexar‘s latest DDR5 memory kit, the ARES RGB DDR5, is now available. We previously reviewed the non-RGB ARES DDR5, but it was only a 5200MHz kit. This time, not only that the Lexar’s ARES features RGB lighting, but it also offers a clock speed of up to DDR5-6000MHz. It is also designed for the latest …
G.Skill recently announced that its Trident Z5 DDR5 memory kits are now available in 24GB and 48GB modules with speeds of up to DDR5-8200 MT/s. While AMD AMD5 systems may not take advantage of the speed, since DDR5-6000 is pretty much the best speed at this time, Intel-based systems can surely take advantage of the …
Colorful Technology recently announced its Battle-Ax Redline DDR5 and DDR4 memory series. Interestingly, these two memory kits do not have any RGB lighting. Instead, they rely on a good-old color scheme for aesthetics and eye candy. The BAttle-Ax Redline DDR5 memory kits feature a white heat spreader with red accents. Meanwhile, the DDR4 memory kits …
I knew it was only a matter of time until faster DDR5 memory kits became available. Just like when DDR4 memory was first released, we didn’t see any DDR4-4000MHz initially. Most kits were just DDR4-3000. G.Skill recently released an “extreme speed” memory kit with a memory speed of 8000MHz – meet the G.Skill Trident Z5 …
G.Skill recently announced two new high-performance DDR5 memory kits. I think these kits are some of the fastest DDR5 in the market with a low CAS latency timing. These are the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB DDR5-6800 CL32 and DDR5-6400 CL32. You can learn more about these new memory kits from the official news release below.
Kingston recently announced a new DDR5 memory series, the Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 series. The new memory kit is available in two flavors, a FURY Renegade DDR5 RGB and a non-RGB variant. These memory kits can reach up to 6,400MT/s with a latency of CL32. They are Intel XMP 3.0 certified and according to Kingston, …