ADATA XPG launches new ARMAX DDR5 gaming memory series
Ranging from 6,000 to 6,400MT/s, in 16GB and 32GB kits, and with or without RGB
ADATA's gaming-oriented XPG brand has released its newest ARMAX DDR5 gaming memory series, reaching speeds of up to 6,400MT/s, coming in 16GB and 32GB kits, and with an RGB option as well.
AMD could raise GPU prices by $20 to $40
Memory price increase
According to a new report, AMD will be raising its GPU prices by $20 for 8GB and $40 for 16GB versions due to memory pricing.
DRAM prices spark family bust-up inside Samsung
Memory bosses squeeze Mobile Experience as Galaxy S26 costs loom
Samsung’s booming DRAM prices have sparked a row within its own divisions, as the semiconductor arm decides it prefers cash to family loyalty.
Lenovo bulked up on memory to ride out supply storm
Betting big on stockpiles as chip prices shoot skyward
Lenovo is stuffing its warehouses with memory and other vital components as the AI boom squeezes supply chains and sends parts prices soaring.
Memory moves to spot pricing
Shoppers find themselves guessing the cost of RAM
Memory prices have gone properly pear-shaped, with top-end RAM now pricier than most punters expect.
JEDEC cooks up chunky new DDR5 standard
Quad-rank CKDs promise fatter modules for next-gen desktops
JEDEC is hammering out a CQDIMM standard for DDR5 CKD memory that will let future platforms cram in far higher capacities without slowing everything to a crawl.
Memory makers hit the panic button as DRAM dries up
Stockpiling, shortages and silly prices are now the industry’s default setting.
The memory world has wandered straight into a supply shock, and every big name is now stuffing its warehouses like doomsday preppers.
SanDisk memory card survived wreck of the Titan
Investigators uncover a working memory card two years after doomed dive
Recovery teams sifting through the wreckage of the OceanGate Titan submersible have made an extraordinary discovery.
Crucial pushes LPCAMM2 laptop memory to 8533 MT/s
Compact modules promise speed, efficiency, and up to 64 GB capacity
Micron’s Crucial brand has launched its latest LPCAMM2 memory for laptops, claiming speeds up to 8,533 mega transfers per second and support for capacities as high as 64 GB.
Origin Code coming soon to market with high-end memory kits
256GB kits, triple-fan memory cooler, and more
Origin Code could stir up things in the DDR5 memory module market as the company is already teasing some high-end memory kits with its Vortex series.