The higher the capacity, the more data can be accessed instantly by the CPU. Each RAM stick is called a DIMM, or Dual In-line ...

WTF?! At first glance, these RAM sticks seem more fitting for a jewelry counter at Tiffany's than for a PC case. But G.Skill is shaking up traditional hardware aesthetics with its latest DDR5-8000 ...

G.Skill recently unveilled its ultra-high memory kit of 256GB DDR5-6000 UDIMM. The kit comprises four 64GB sticks and has CL32 timing.

With DDR5, each DIMM has two channels rather than ... Running a system on a single stick of 16GB or 32GB of memory makes it much easier to upgrade in the future with another stick.