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Computex 2025: Biwin showcases 10,400MT/s memory, new SSDs and more

At Computex this week, Leo visited Biwin to preview ultra-fast 10,000MT/s DDR5 memory, new SSDs and more. 

Timestamps:

  • 00:10 start
  • 00:21 BIWIN PC’s / OC LAB Memory
  • 02:21 Fancy PC Build with UDIMMs
  • 02:55 SSD/Flash products
  • 03:56 New DDR5 Memory / more SSD’s
  • 06:12 OC Lab Systems / Gold Edition Memory

The first thing we spot at the Biwin booth is a PC running a Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor on an MSI MPG X870E Carbon WIFI motherboard. The star of the show here is the Biwin OC LAB 192GB DDR5 memory kit, comprised of four 48GB memory DIMMs, all running at 6400MT/s with CL28 latency timings.

Biwin also has OC Lab series DDR5 memory kits with up to 256GB capacity, and speeds up to 8400MT/s on AMD Ryzen systems. The company is also testing new 8800MT/s kits, so there is constant work being done to raise the bar for speed. Ultra-fast CUDIMM memory with speeds over 10,000MT/s are also on display here but we are unsure when they'll be available on the consumer market.

On the storage side of things Biwin has a host of external SSD options, offering up to 8TB capacity. Aside from traditional storage options for PCs, laptops etc, Biwin also has a magnetic storage device for smartphones, expanding mobile memory by up to 1TB. CF Express cards for cameras are also present.

For internal storage, there are a number of PCIe SSDs, with up to 4TB capacity, designed for both desktop PCs and laptops. Biwin uses micron TLC memory on most of its M.2 SSDs, like the Biwin X570 Pro, which we reviewed just recently.

KitGuru Says: How fast is your current memory? It would seem that DDR5 kits at over 10,000MT/s are on the way from multiple vendors at this stage.

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