One of the first things that owners of AMD’s Ryzen 7000-series desktop processors have to do is purchase a dual-channel DDR5 memory kit, many of which are still sold at a premium compared to DDR4 counterparts. However, Micro Center is making the lives of future Zen 4 owners a bit easier by bundling a free 32GB DDR5-5600 memory kit…
![Doing the most of the users think a DDR5 is an expensive, higher-end class; it does not surprise me. Because processors of the Intel Core i5-12600K level can use full advantage of this capacity. The memory of DDR5 is, of course, trying to get closer to the population, as always, providing regular [] time to work on that.](https://akex.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Kingston-Fanny-Beast-KF560C40BBK2-32-6000MHz-32GB-Memory-Kit-Review-650x279.jpeg "Kingston Fanny Beast KF560C40BBK2 32 6000MHz 32GB Memory Kit Review")
This isn’t surprising since processors from the Intel Core i5-12600K level and higher can enjoy full advantage of their capabilities. After all, DDR5 memory is trying to learn more about the world and fork to become closer to the people by providing constant price reductions while not forgetting to increase the frequency. Today’s kit helps…
Crucial has the perfect DDR5 memory kit for consumers who want the most affordable RAM for Alder Lake, or future Ryzen 7000 builds. The company’s DDR5-4800 32GB (2x16GB) memory kit typically retails for $192.93, but it’s down to $144.99 (opens in new tab) for Prime Day. The Crucial DDR5-4800 is a simple DDR5 memory kit…
If you’re thinking of going all-in on the latest RAM standard then you already know it’s pretty pricey. Well, we’ve spotted some recent reductions in the overall price of DDR5 as it becomes a little more mainstream and today we have 32GBs of GeIL Polaris RGB Sync DDR5 (5200MHz) RAM for $279 at Newegg. Also…
TeamGroup’s DDR5-4800 32GB (2x16GB) memory kit (via momomo_us) has gone up for purchase on Amazon and Newegg for $310.99. Currently, there’s no processor or motherboard that supports DDR5 memory, but Intel’s 12th Generation Alder Lake chips should change that very soon. The memory modules arrive with a naked black PCB, lacking a fancy heat spreader…
AMD this week issued a teaser post in Twitter that pre-announces formal launch of the company’s Radeon Pro graphics card based on the RDNA2 architecture on June 8. While the company did not officially disclose specifications of the Radeon Pro W6800, an unknown leaker disclosed a Geekbench 5 entry early on Friday June 4. As this…
Intel’s datacenter GPUs based on the Xe-HP architecture are due for release in the coming months, so it isn’t surprising to see the initial leaks emerge. On Wednesday, Igor’s Lab published images of Intel’s codenamed Arctic Sound compute cards based on the Xe-HP GPU and disclosed some of their preliminary specifications. (Image credit: Igor’s Lab)…
AMD launched its RDNA2-based Radeon RX 6000-graphics cards in early November, so it’s about time for the company to use the latest Big Navi GPU for its Radeon Pro graphics cards aimed at CAD/CAM and DCC professionals. Indeed, the first benchmark score of AMD’s yet-to-be-announced Radeon Pro W6800 with 32GB of memory got published recently. …
