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

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 ...

To expand to 32GB DDR4-3600, you’ll need to buy either four 8GB DIMMs or two 16GB sticks. For faster performance in mainstream PCs, always use a dual-channel configuration—that is, always use ...

However, once you're above a certain speed, higher clocks produce diminishing returns and you're actually better off looking ...

Crucial 32 GB RAM (Image via Newegg) Crucial DDR5 memory stick is another barebones entry on this list. These sticks are known for their insane price-to-performance ratios. However, the next-gen ...

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 ...

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.

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

How much RAM do you really need? It's a question that plagues many PC buyers, and in this guide, we break it down for tablets, laptops, and desktops.

RAM, or memory, is one of the most important components of your PC, but what is RAM? We explain what RAM does, how much you need, why it's important, and more.

Crucial introduces new 12GB DDR5 RAM for desktop and laptops, 50% more capacity than 8GB sticks and allows for 24GB in dual-channel kits.

Home > Computing Micron's 32Gb Memory Modules Could Lead to 1TB DDR5 Sticks, But Not Anytime Soon The company is also planning on 32Gb/s GDDR7 in 2025 for next-gen GPUs.