Curious if 32 GB of RAM is overkill? It does offer future-proofing and extra space for gaming, editing, and heavy ...

RAM maker Samsung has said to expect DDR5 to cost at least 30 percent more at introduction. That’s just for the chips themselves, too. When Team Group offered up a 32GB DDR5/4800 pair, the pre ...

DDR4 vs. DDR5: In this battle between RAMs, we'll discuss which is the better choice, what things you need to know before buying RAM, and, most importantly, which is the best RAM kit for DDR4 and ...

We’re rounding up all the best DDR5 RAM kits available for current-generation AMD and Intel machines for all budgets and preferences.

Should I buy DDR4 or DDR5 RAM? That's the question we're going to answer here, with a focus on gaming. If you're considering using Intel's LGA1700 platform with its powerful 12th, 13th, and 14th ...

On top of the cost of DDR5 memory modules, you'd also have to fork over money for a new DDR5-compatible motherboard, too (not to mention an Intel 12th Gen CPU like the Intel Core i5-12600K as well).

DDR5 memory is coming, and it's bringing with it more bandwidth at less power than any generation that's come before. Here's what you need to know about DDR5.

DDR5 is brand new right now, so it is going to cost considerably more than DDR4 RAM for a while. Once mass adoption hits, this next-gen RAM will keep getting cheaper, as all previous generations have.

More DDR memory is on the way, despite many predictions that its time would soon be up. Development of specifications for the new DDR5 DRAM has started, and it will be finalized next year, JEDEC ...

Corsair reaffirms that the release is imminent in a recent blog post, saying DDR5 memory is coming "soon". Unfortunately, AMD's Zen 3+ processors are next up from the red team, ...

With a memory transfer speed of 7,200 MT/s (at 1.45 volts) and a CL34 latency (34-44-44-96 timing), the RAM kit is quite similar to the G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32GB DDR5-7200 on the list.

With DDR4 memory chips have a clock speed ranging from DDR4-1600 up to DDR4-3200, or 1600Mhz to 3200Mhz, while DDR5 starts at DDR5-3200 and will eventually scale up to DDR5-6400. DDR5 memory also ...