The G. Skill Trident Z5 NEO sticks are a pair of 32GB RAM sticks that conform to AMD's more stringent EXPO memory requirements for overclocking. With tight timings and a CAS latency of just 30-40 ...

However, if gamers are looking to maximize their system memory size, Crucial RAM sticks will be a great option once pricing comes down within a year. 7) Teamgroup T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB DDR5-5200 ...

For example, you’ve got four 4GB sticks of DDR4-2400. To expand to 32GB DDR4-3600, you’ll need to buy either four 8GB DIMMs or two 16GB sticks. ... always use RAM sticks in pairs. Your PC’s age.

32GB of DDR5 RAM split between two sticks capable of cruising up to 5,600MHz make this kit ideal for the latest AMD and Intel motherboards. See it at Amazon. Product Specifications.

Easing off the latencies is this G.Skill set. That CAS latency of 36 should work fine with most AMD and Intel DDR5 ...

Here's a set of Ripjaws memory from G.Skill that'll do nicely for an upgrade. It's 64 GB, across two 32 GB DIMMs, which means ...

Although, most retail RAM sticks max out well before that. ... you'll want 32GB or more. If you have 32GB or more of RAM and want to squeeze even more performance out of your system, ...

48GB: Using non-binary memory kits can save you some money if 32GB of RAM just won’t do, and 64GB is unneeded. ... a kit of twin 16GB sticks at DDR5-4800 speeds launched at a price tag of $311.

Research firm TrendForce warns that DDR4 RAM prices are overtaking DDR5 memory, which is used in newer PCs. Its data shows ...

A week ago, Samsung announced its own GDDR7 technology, so an arms race is clearly brewing between these memory behemoths. This new 32Gb module is manufactured on Micron's 1β (1-beta) node, which ...

We already have the usual 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB memory sticks, but also 24GB, 48GB, and 64GB DIMMs if you want oodles of RAM. Crucial's introduction of 12GB DDR5 memory DIMMs offers a 50% capacity ...