The Ashata adaptor efficiently converts old DDR4 laptop memory into desktop-compatible DIMMsUsers save money by reusing ...

DDR4 memory delivers up to 1.5x performance improvement over DDR3, while reducing power by 25% on the memory interface. The current generation of DDR4 memory deployed in datacenters runs at 2.4Gbps, ...

I haz a lot of memory! G.Skill densed up (is that even a word) the TridentZ NEO DDR4 series, now available at 32GB per DIMM module thanks to new Hynix ICs (16nm C-die). This TridentZ NEO 64GB (x2 32GB ...

There are a number of key changes to DDR that introduce new design challenges. However, savvy designers will use the transition time to nail down solutions. Server and system designers are gearing up ...

Designed for surface-mount termination, FCI’s latest DIMM sockets accept DDR4 memory—a new generation that’s designed to boost performance, packaging density, and reliability (with reduced power ...

Onda, a Chinese motherboard maker, has introduced the H610M+ motherboard which adds DDR4 and DDR5 memory compatibility to Intel's 12th Generation Alder Lake CPUs. The only restriction is that users ...

Representing the most recent generation of double-data-rate (DDR) SDRAM memory, DDR4 and low-power LPDDR4 together provide improvements in speed, density, and power over DDR3. However, such speed and ...

DDR4 represents a substantial upgrade to JEDEC’s dynamic random access memory (DRAM) standard, with numerous changes designed to lower power consumption while delivering higher density and bandwidth ...

New CPU and GPU architectures roil the market pretty much every year—sometimes more than once a year. Yet in spite of the impact that system memory can have on a PC’s performance, the industry has ...

Thanks to an AI arms race, PC memory prices have gotten out of control in the past several months (and also pushed Crucial out of the consumer market), but is a motherboard with slots for both DDR5 ...

Major changes to the PC’s RAM subsystem typically occur once in blue moon, but mere years after DDR4’s delayed rollout, that time is upon us yet again. How fast is DDR5? What will I need to run what?