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Klevv introduces new series of Urbane V RGB DDR5 memory

Klevv has launched a new DDR5 memory series, the Urbane V RGB DDR5 memory, designed for gaming and content development. Offering a blend of speed, stability, and aesthetic appeal, Klevv's new memory series is the complete package. Drawing inspiration from the bow and arrow mechanics, Klevv claims the Urbane V …

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Crucial launches faster 6400MT/s DDR5 Pro Overclocking memory

The Crucial DDR5 Pro Overclocking gaming memory has arrived with improved speeds of 6400MT/s. The update follows on from an initial release in February, with a 6000MT/s kit. The updated gaming memory offers twice the data rates of DDR4 and 25% lower latency for seamless, rapid-fire gameplay. Underpinned by Micron’s …

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MSI confirms X870 motherboards will support DDR5 CUDIMMs

CUDIMM has emerged as a game-changing innovation, offering a CPU-decoupled CDK clock driver that enhances signal integrity and allows memory makers to achieve higher frequencies independent of the memory controller. With support for speeds starting at 6400 MT/s, CUDIMM promises improved stability and reliability at higher rates. Some memory kits …

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Adata launches its new XPG Lancer Neon RGB DDR5 memory kits

Adata's gaming brand, XPG, has unveiled a new Lancer DDR5 gaming memory variant – the Lancer Neon RGB. These memory modules have 60% of their body illuminated by RGB. Moreover, it features a heat-dissipating layer covering the PCB to increase heat dissipation area, improve efficiency, and reduce heat production during …

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Klevv introduces new ROG-certified DDR5 memory kits

Klevv expands its roster of ROG-certified DDR5 memory this week with the new CRAS V RGB modules, available with speeds up to 7200MT/s. When paired with a compatible Asus ROG motherboard, the CRAS V RGB ROG-certified DDR5 memory can achieve a clock rate of 7400 MT/s (CAS latency increases from …

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