A major breakthrough in the field of computer memory has just been achieved by Japanese researchers. They have developed a new universal memory technology, surpassing current computer modules in speed ...

TL;DR: Last year introduced new motherboards, CPUs, and DDR5 memory, leading to multiple world records in memory speed. Overclocker HiCookie set a new record of DDR5-12752 using GIGABYTE's Z890 AORUS ...

Not running compatibility checks across all components is one of the more common PC building mistakes one can make, which can lead to a frustrating experience with returns and further delays for the ...

TL;DR: Overclockers have set a new DDR5 memory frequency world record of 12,264 MHz using Intel's new Core Ultra CPUs and V-COLOR XFinity DDR5 memory, surpassing the previous record of 12,112 MHz. The ...

Memory is about as close as any computer component gets to being a commodity product. People rarely think about their RAM, as long as it's enough. Memory bandwidth is critically important to PC ...

Look inside a science fiction computer, and you’ll probably see tubes and cubes that emit light. Of course, it’s for effect, but the truth is, people do think light computing may be the final frontier ...

When your computer slows to a crawl and struggles with even basic tasks, like switching between apps, it’s often a sign that your system is running low on RAM. A lack of free memory on Windows or Mac ...

Researchers from Lancaster University have developed a new type of computer memory product that they say combines the best features of DRAM memory and SSD storage…. and then surpasses them. Like flash ...

RAM, like most other hardware, is continually upgraded, with faster modules released to the market every few years or so. While you might be tempted to buy two new sticks of the latest DDR4 RAM for ...

A sluggish computer can be immensely frustrating. Simple tasks like launching apps, browsing the web or switching between windows can test your patience as you stare at a spinning wheel, waiting for ...

In the last few years, computer processor speed has accelerated exponentially. Yet, computer memory speed has not matched expectations. We saw the mass migration from PC100 memory to PC133 memory in ...