Category - DDR-RAM

GeIL presents its latest CUDIMM and UDIMM DDR5 memory options

Although the word “geil” is often used in German to describe something cool or great, it is not the German adjective that is meant here, but the company Golden Emperor International Ltd (GeIL). This Taiwanese company recently presented its latest CUDIMM and UDIMM DDR5 memory options in a press release, which could actually be [...]


ASUS and G.Skill achieve a new DDR5 memory world record

In the past, there have already been various announcements about DDR5 RAM and manufacturers have always loudly emphasized the impressive speeds of these modules and that they plan to produce ever faster modules in the future. The previous top model reached up to 10,000 MT/s. Now, however, ASUS and G.Skill have set a new world record and developed [...]


More capacity, even less clock – Samsung 24 Gbit B-Die in the G.Skill Ripjaws S5 DDR5-5200 CL40 2x 24 GB kit tested with OC and teardown

DDR5 24 Gbit ICs or modules with 24 or 48 GB capacity have been available on the market for some time now, but so far only from SK Hynix and Micron. Samsung has now also followed suit and today we are taking a look at their first 24 Gbit product, the DDR5 Samsung 24 Gbit B-Die, in the guise of a G.Skill Ripjaws S5 kit. Especially for workstation [...]


Is it worthy enough? Asgard introduces its new THOR DDR5 CUDIMM memory

The company Asgard has presented its new RAM, the THOR DDR5 CUDIMM memory, which bears the name Thor to match the brand, but is also intended to impress with its lightning-fast speed, in the style of the Norse deity. Of course, one has to ask where the hammer hangs.   But what does this new RAM offer that should be attractive to customers? It [...]


ADATA presents its new LANCER NEON RGB with DDR5 technology

The Taiwanese company ADATA has presented its new RAM in a press release, which is intended to set new standards for ultimate gaming and performance. The XPG LANCER NEON RGB with DDR5 technology will be presented. This RAM is being launched under ADATA’s XPG gaming brand. Accordingly, the design has evolved from a flat triangular pattern to [...]


“S” as in “should be avoided” – DDR5 Samsung 16Gbit S-Die in the Corsair Vengeance 2×16 GB 6000CL38 kit tested with teardown and overclocking

Anyone who has been following me and my tests on igorslab.de for a while knows that whenever there is a new RAM IC on the market, I have to have it and test it immediately! After SK Hynix and Micron in particular have recently launched new memory chips on the market, Samsung is now following suit. Background and unboxing The 16 Gbit B-Die, which [...]


Fast server memory: Intel and JEDEC confirm DDR5-8800 for Granite Rapids

In a significant step towards improving the performance and security of next-gen server platforms, Intel and JEDEC have unveiled the capabilities of DDR5-8800 memory. This breakthrough technology promises to significantly increase data processing speed and efficiency, especially for AI and machine learning (ML) workloads.   JEDEC, the standards [...]


Micron unveils 256GB DDR5-8800 memory modules: Revolutionary capacity and performance for the next generation of computing

Micron has unveiled 256GB MCRDIMM memory modules designed for next-generation servers at the Nvidia GPU Technology Conference (GTC), reports TomsHardware. These modules offer a significantly higher capacity and performance boost and are ideal for applications such as AI and big data that need to process large amounts of data efficiently. The new [...]


SK hynix starts series production of HBM3E memory

Micron or SK hynix? Each claims to be the first, as SK hynix has announced that it has gone into series production of its own HBM3E memory and will soon be launching it on the market. This is the latest AI memory product with expected ultra-high performance, which will be delivered to customers later this month. The company announced the [...]


Moody IMCs, beware! – Corsair Dominator Titanium RGB DDR5-8000 2x 24 GB Review with Overclocking and Teardown

A test is always particularly exciting when you come across unexpected problems for which the test subject is not actually responsible. This was also the case here. A RAM test, even if it’s a rather high-priced kit, now runs according to the same pattern for me and isn’t witchcraft. But this time I found myself trapped in an almost [...]