DDR5 memory has come a long way in the years since it was introduced alongside Intel's 12th Generation CPUs and Z690 platform in late 2021. In the early days, a memory kit running at 6000 MT/s was ...

Adata's gaming brand, XPG, has unveiled a new Lancer DDR5 gaming memory variant – the Lancer Neon RGB. These memory modules have 60% of their body illuminated by RGB. Moreover, it features a ...

Adata XPG has recently announced the release of various new memory modules. Starting with DDR5 memory, there are the new Lancer Blade, Lancer Blade RGB, and Lancer RGB ROG-certified memory modules.

We're still waiting for the first retail release of a DDR5-10000 memory kit (memory makers are trying to get there), but in the meantime, overclockers have repeatedly blown past that hurdle in a ...

Leading into this review, it’s worth diving back into what differentiates DDR4 from DDR5. Since I’ve already written about it extensively in my original review, I’ll include the background information ...

XPG, the e-sports arm of ADATA, the world's leading memory brand, specializes in creating high-performance and stunningly designed e-sports products for e-sports enthusiasts, technology-minded gamers, ...

Memory manufacturer ADATA has unveiled a new DDR5 thermal coating that reportedly improves the PCB’s cooling capabilities by more than 10%. The new coating is designed to reduce memory temperatures to ...

Can computer memory be cute? No, seriously. Can it be? While it is easy to say no to that question -- I would have said no just yesterday -- some new RAM from ADATA has turned my world upside down.

At 6400MHz, we have yet to see a more affordable option. At the same time, you get multi-layered styling, RGB lighting at the top and on the sides, and is able to hang with the rest, falling into the ...

What just happened? Adata has announced that it has developed a new thermal coating technology that can significantly reduce the running temperatures of its memory modules. The company says that it ...