In this page you will find all of the DDR memory reviews.
DDR memory usually comes in 8GB increments, such as 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, etc. Sometime last year, memory manufacturers announced 24GB and 48GB DDR5 capacities. The capacity is a bit odd; in addition to the usual 32GB and 64GB, we now have 48GB or 96GB memory modules. Today, we are checking out G.Skill’s Trident Z5 RGB … continue reading
Today we are checking out Lexar’s latest high-performance DDR5 memory kit – the Lexar ARES RGB DDR5-6000MHz CL34. We previously reviewed the non-RGB version of the ARES, but it was only a DDR5-5200MHz kit. And during that time, the ARES RGB wasn’t released yet. The Ares RGB memory kit was only released last week, and it … continue reading
We have tested and reviewed several DDR5 memory kits these past few months. Each has its own unique features. But this specific “entry-level” memory kit has a secret, or perhaps a unique feature that I haven’t seen on the other DDR5 memory kits I have tested. Today, we are checking out the Sabrent Rocket DDR5 … continue reading
Today we are checking out one of Kingston’s latest DDR5 memory, – the Kingston Fury Renegade DDR5 memory series. They announced the Fury Renegade DDR5 in July 2022, and now we have the chance to test both the RGB and non-RGB variants. We have the 32GB (2x 16GB) Fury Renegade DDR5-6000MHz CL32 memory kit in … continue reading
Lexar released its first DDR5 memory sometime in April 2022 – the Lexar ARES DDR5 memory. The design is similar to the Ares OC RGB DDR4, but this Ares DDR5 doesn’t have any RGB lighting. Despite missing any RGB lighting, the Lexar Ares DDR5 looks decent, sleek, and neutral. And when I say neutral, I … continue reading
Sometime in mid-Q2, Colorful launched its CVN Guardian DDR5 memory series. It’s designed to work with the latest 12th gen Intel Core processors and the upcoming Ryzen 7000 series. Colorful is not a major player in the DRAM industry. If I am not mistaken, they only started during the DDR4 times. They do make striking graphics cards. The … continue reading
The Viper Venom DDR5 memory is Patriot‘s latest memory series. We have a 32GB DDR5-6200MHz kit here, and I think this is the fastest one they have to date. In this review, let’s find out how the Viper Venom DDR5-6200MHz performs and if it’s worth the price. DDR5 memory kits today are still expensive compared … continue reading
Corsair is constantly improving the performance and design of its DDR memory series. Early this year, Corsair released the Vengeance RGB PRO SL DDR4 memory series. The SL series is a new range of high-performance DDR4 memory kits in addition to its Vengeance RGB PRO lineup. It is similar to the Vengenace RGB PRO but … continue reading
A few weeks ago, Lexar released its Hades RGB line of DDR4 gaming memory. It’s the company’s first attempt to penetrate the gaming DRAM market. However, the “gaming DRAM” market is not only saturated at this point, but the competition is stiff as well. We have the Lexar Hades RGB DDR4-3600MHz 32GB memory kit here. Let’s find … continue reading
Today we are going to check out one of Thermaltake’s latest DDR4 memory kits. We have here the Thermaltake TOUGHRAM XG RGB DDR4 to review. The kit that Thermaltake sent to us is a 16GB (8GB x2) DDR4-4000MHz memory kit. As its name suggests, the TOUGHRAM XG RGB features 16 LEDs “for a dynamic lighting … continue reading
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