As you may already know, the new generation of Intel processors represents a turning point in the industry, since it will be the first heterogeneous-core platform for the desktop, but also because it will be the first to use the new generation of DDR5 RAM. , two reasons why all eyes are on the performance ...
It should not be forgotten that Intel’s Alder Lake-S will be a transitional platform but that it will also be a turning point for PC architectures; not only is this platform the first to use DDR5 RAM memory or potentially the interface PCI-Express 5.0Rather, it will be the first hybrid desktop platform with “big” and ...
If there’s one component that’s currently a huge bottleneck in any PC, whether it’s a desktop or a server itself, it’s RAM. The speed of all components increases, even the NVMe M.2 SSD that soon they would arrive at 14 GB / s in just over two years. Therefore, memory speed needs to be increased ...
At the event that took place last night and which you can see below, the manufacturer showed off all of the products they’ve already prepared for a launch in the rest of the year, although it’s true that for its DDR5 RAM, they have warned that you will only see the light of day when ...
MemTest86 uses a chain of algorithms including SIMD and Row Hammer tests to try to verify if the RAM is good or if it has problems. PC manufacturers have been using this tool for years (it has 25 years of history, which is quite a bit) to detect and isolate any problem in its memory ...
With the announcements of the first DDR5 memory DIMMs on the one hand and with confirmation from AMD and Intel that their next generation PC processors, Alder Lake and Zen 4, will have DDR5 support. It turns out that DDR5 is going to be the next standard for PC RAM. Overview of DDR5 memory Before ...
Teamgroup has the first RAM with them new DDR5 standard released. The bars, however, are quite expensive: they cost 32.0 gigabytes at PC-King just under 300 dollars. The same capacity with the current DDR4 standard and clock rates from 3,200 MHz is available for about half. High prices are not uncommon for a new standard, ...
XPG is the brand of ADATA whose acronym stands for “Xtreme Performance Gear” or extreme performance equipment, and as such its first DDR5 RAMs are designed to deliver the maximum performance possible in this new generation of memory. Surely it will surprise you that the manufacturer is already talking about the potential of overclock a ...
That XMP was a success is indisputable, to the point that AMD had to copy the system with a version which was given various names according to the manufacturer. Intel is much more uncompromising on this subject and has given the boards of manufacturers the designation XMP as such, being present in all models. But ...
While there are no more platforms using DDR5 RAM for a few months (in principle, it will be released in Intel’s next generation announced for the end of this year), memory makers are already pushing hard for a few months their efforts to have the first memory kits ready as soon as possible, and luckily ...
