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DDR5 RAM Price Dip Emerges on Amazon as Shortage Persists and AI Signals Relief
technology13 days ago

DDR5 RAM Price Dip Emerges on Amazon as Shortage Persists and AI Signals Relief

US retailers report a rare price dip for Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM on Amazon amid a continued memory shortage, but broad consumer relief remains unlikely in the near term as enterprise AI and data-center demand pressure supply. Google's TurboQuant AI compression could reduce memory needs in data centers, potentially easing the shortage over the long run, though prices for most DDR5 options are still elevated and broader hardware costs affect PC building.

via notebookcheck.net|
#corsair#ddr5#memory-shortage
Intel Core Ultra 270K Plus and 250K Plus: solid multi‑core value stymied by RAM costs and a dead-end socket
technology16 days ago

Intel Core Ultra 270K Plus and 250K Plus: solid multi‑core value stymied by RAM costs and a dead-end socket

Ars Technica’s review finds Intel’s Core Ultra 270K Plus and 250K Plus offer strong multi‑core performance and efficiency for their price, outperforming some AMD rivals in CPU-heavy tasks, and the 250K Plus is singled out as the better value. However, the overall system cost remains driven up by current RAM/SSD/GPU prices, and the LGA 1851 socket provides no upgrade path, making these CPUs a hard sell for budget-conscious builders who must also factor memory costs. Gaming performance lags AMD’s non‑X3D chips, though the chips stay cooler and more power-efficient than many predecessors.

via Ars Technica|
#arrow-lake#core-ultra-270k-plus#cpu-review
Intel's Arrow Lake Refresh Adds Two Powerful, Price-Friendly Core Ultra CPUs
technology19 days ago

Intel's Arrow Lake Refresh Adds Two Powerful, Price-Friendly Core Ultra CPUs

Intel’s Core Ultra 7 270K Plus and Core Ultra 5 250K Plus bring more cores, higher clocks, and improved efficiency with DDR5 memory support and Binary Optimization Technology. They deliver strong multi‑threaded and content‑creation performance, compete well on efficiency, and offer solid value in gaming where titles vary. The LGA‑1851 platform remains, with no new motherboard necessary beyond a BIOS update; the 270K Plus targets demanding workloads (starting around $299) and the 250K Plus sits in the upper mainstream (starting around $199).

via Notebookcheck|
#arrow-lake-refresh#core-ultra-200s-plus#ddr5
Micro Center Unveils Ryzen 9850X3D + 32GB DDR5 Bundle for $699
technology2 months ago

Micro Center Unveils Ryzen 9850X3D + 32GB DDR5 Bundle for $699

Micro Center is selling a Ryzen 7 9850X3D + ASUS X870-P Prime WiFi + Crucial 32GB DDR5-6000 RAM bundle for $699, a steep savings compared with buying the parts separately (roughly $1,100+). The deal makes it easier to assemble a high-end gaming PC, and Micro Center also lists other bundles starting as low as $349 and premium Ryzen 9 bundles at $1,049–$1,199.

via Wccftech|
#cpu-bundle#ddr5#micro-center
PC Makers and Modders Adapt to DDR5 Shortage with Custom and DIY RAM Solutions
technology3 months ago

PC Makers and Modders Adapt to DDR5 Shortage with Custom and DIY RAM Solutions

Maingear has launched a BYO RAM program allowing customers to supply their own DDR5 memory for custom PCs amid a severe RAM shortage and skyrocketing prices, with the company testing and validating all memory to ensure compatibility. The ongoing crisis, driven by high demand and supply constraints, has led other PC builders to adopt similar no-RAM options, while scams involving DDR5 kits are also increasing.

via TechSpot|
#byo-ram-program#ddr5#maingear
MSI Unveils Z790 Project Zero with Revolutionary CAMM2 Memory at Computex
technology1 year ago

MSI Unveils Z790 Project Zero with Revolutionary CAMM2 Memory at Computex

MSI has unveiled its Z790 Project Zero Plus motherboard, which supports the innovative DDR5 CAMM2 memory modules. CAMM2 is designed to improve upon the SO-DIMM form factor by reducing space requirements and optimizing signal and power traces. This motherboard, which supports Intel's 14th Generation Core processors, is largely a proof-of-concept showcasing new technologies, including backside power connectors for better cable management. MSI will showcase this platform at Computex, alongside Kingston's Fury Impact CAMM2 memory module.

via AnandTech|
#camm2#ddr5#motherboards
"Intel Arrow Lake: Core Ultra 200 Series and Raptor Lake Refresh Rumors Unveiled"
technology2 years ago

"Intel Arrow Lake: Core Ultra 200 Series and Raptor Lake Refresh Rumors Unveiled"

Intel is set to release its 15th Generation Arrow Lake processors later this year, featuring a new Core Ultra 200 naming scheme and a new LGA1851 processor socket, requiring a new motherboard. The processors are rumored to abandon Hyper-Threading, support only DDR5 memory, and offer up to 24 cores, with the flagship Core i9-14900K and 14900KS featuring 24 cores. These changes indicate a significant departure from the current 14th Gen models and suggest a faster, more efficient, and less power-hungry architecture.

via Forbes|
#arrow-lake#cpu#ddr5
"Upgrade Your Gaming Experience: Why 16GB of RAM Isn't Enough Anymore"
technology2 years ago

"Upgrade Your Gaming Experience: Why 16GB of RAM Isn't Enough Anymore"

The demand for RAM in gaming PCs has surged due to increasing system requirements in games, with many AAA titles now requiring over 16GB of RAM for smooth gameplay. The shift to DDR5 memory has led to more reasonable prices, making it a good time to upgrade to 32GB of RAM for a smoother gaming experience. With DDR5 becoming the new standard and the evolution in RAM requirements showing no signs of slowing down, investing in 32GB of RAM is seen as the new sweet spot for gaming PCs.

via Digital Trends|
#ddr5#gaming#pc
"Crucial Unveils World's Fastest DDR5 Pro Memory and SSD Combo for Power Users"
technology2 years ago

"Crucial Unveils World's Fastest DDR5 Pro Memory and SSD Combo for Power Users"

Crucial has launched the DDR5 Pro Memory: Overclocking Edition series, targeting the latest AMD and Intel processors with DDR5-6000 speed, XMP 3.0, and AMD EXPO support. Available in 16GB and 24GB capacities, the memory modules feature timings of 36-38-38-80 at 1.35V, positioning them as a mid-range option for overclocking enthusiasts. While only the 16GB modules are currently available, the 24GB ones are expected to hit the market in late 2024. Crucial's new memory kits are backed by a limited lifetime warranty and are designed to offer competitive performance and pricing for high-end PC builds.

via Tom's Hardware|
#amd#crucial#ddr5
"MaxSun Unveils H770YTX Terminator: Wider ITX Design with DDR5 and PCIe Gen5 Support"
technology2 years ago

"MaxSun Unveils H770YTX Terminator: Wider ITX Design with DDR5 and PCIe Gen5 Support"

MaxSun is set to release the H770YTX Terminator, an unconventional YTX form factor motherboard with a wider ITX design, offering support for DDR5 technology, PCIe Gen5, and multiple storage options. The mid-range board features back-sided connectors, extra M.2 slots, and storage connectors, as well as 8+1+1 power stage system support for Intel 12th, 13th, and 14th Gen Core CPUs. Priced at 899 RMB ($126), it also includes PCIe Gen4x4 M.2 interfaces, four SATA ports, a 4-lane SlimNAS SFF-8654 interface, and networking capabilities through a 2.5Gbit port and WiFi-6 standard.

via VideoCardz.com|
#ddr5#h770ytx-terminator#itx-motherboard