ADATA's XPG Dazzle 2800MHz sticks offer pleasing aesthetics, a calm red glow, and are tuned to hang with faster kits we have previously tested. While cost may be a concern, this kit punches above its ...

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With chart topping performance in some of our tests, subtle looks that appeal to everyone, and at speeds anyone would love to brag having, the XPG Z1 4600MHz DDR4 is impressive. Although, ADATA has ...

A new generation is upon us — actually, scratch that. Multiple new generations are upon us. The 12th Generation of Intels Core processors has ushered in both PCI Express Gen 5 and DDR5 for faster ...

ADATA Technology has this week unveiled its new memory module in the form of the ADATA XPG SPECTRIX D80 DDR4 RGB sticks which have been specifically designed for enthusiasts, gamers and over clockers.

Memory manufacturer ADATA has unveiled a new DDR5 thermal coating that reportedly improves the PCB’s cooling capabilities by more than 10%. The new coating is designed to reduce memory temperatures to ...

We're still waiting for the first retail release of a DDR5-10000 memory kit (memory makers are trying to get there), but in the meantime, overclockers have repeatedly blown past that hurdle in a ...

Hardware This $280 DDR5 memory kit and B580 motherboard bundle is the best way to beat the RAMpocalypse at its own game Memory With memory in short supply, Gigabyte unveils high-capacity set-up that ...

Leading into this review, it’s worth diving back into what differentiates DDR4 from DDR5. Since I’ve already written about it extensively in my original review, I’ll include the background information ...