Adata officially unveiled its DDR5 memory modules, ahead of the launch of Intel’s 12th generation Alder Lake-S desktop CPU launch. As per the official statement, the brand’s new memory will...
Gigabyte’s gaming wing, AORUS, recently revealed that it is working on a modular PC of its own. It’s called Project Cielo and as per its product page, the PC is...
Kingston has announced that its DDR5 UDIMMs were recently given Intel's Platform Validation. This makes the brand's memory modules some of the first DDR5 memory to be recognised and given...
As the launch of Intel's 12th generation Alder Lake CPU lineup edges closer, it's about that time when the manufacturers of high-end components, chief among them being the memory makers....
With the HyperX branding no longer under the Kingston umbrella, the memory maker made the decision to promote and upgrade its mid-range Fury lineup and have it be the face...
While Battlefield 2042's (BF 2042) launch has been pushed back to November, fans who pre-ordered the game or have an active EA Play subscription will still be able to play...
The M.2 form factor has undoubtedly been a staple in the PC industry for many years, but like all technological innovations, something better and even smaller is bound to come...
Back in April, news began to surface online that Kioxia Holdings Corp, the Japanese chipmaker, was the subject of a potential acquisition by two storage brands: Western Digital (WD) and...
Samsung recently presented a slide during the annual Hot Chips conference, showing off a 512GB DDR5 memory module. Not only that but the memory module is also expected to be...
As the launch of Intel's 12th generation Alder Lake-S draws closer, memory module makers have already begun prepping their own DDR5 memory kits, which the next-generation chipset is set to...
Rambus, a US-based chip and semiconductor maker, recently announced its HBM3-ready memory interface subsystem. The subsystem comprises a fully integrated PHY, as well as a digital controller. On paper, Rambus...
Back in June, Kingston told the world that it would be launching FURY: its brand new high-performance, gaming-grade memory lineup, as a response to the sale of its HyperX sub-brand...
