I am not an overclocker, but the way that XMP is described makes it sound like memory is capable of far faster speeds than they are rated at, and XMP is an "unofficial standard" that takes off the ...

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I already know some people will disagree with me, and that's OK. There are cases where memory speed alone can do more for your gaming performance than shelling out hundreds of dollars on a new CPU, ...

We've talked a lot about CUDIMMs, or Clock Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Modules over the past week or so, but that's not the only development in memory. In what we hope becomes a trend, memory makers ...

When I enable the XMP option in the bios to crank up the memory frequency, I'm getting strange horizontal colored lines across the displays at random after Win10 has booted, and both displays are ...

Memory is important for Ryzen. Well, memory's important for computers, period, but the specific performance of your PC's main memory is particularly pertinent for Ryzen systems, as enthusiasts are ...

AMD has finally released their long awaited Ryzen 7000 series processors out into the wild for consumers to purchase. While the general public is excited for this release, it also signifies the death ...

I don’t think it would be unfair of me to say that while AMD Ryzen processors have introduced a lot of people to the world of PC gaming, it hasn’t come without its problems. Most consistently among ...

We saw MSI's initial range of AMD Ryzen motherboards earlier this month via a landing page set up by the company. That page revealed five AM4 motherboards in total; two based upon the X370 chipset, ...

23rd June, 2008 -- Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced its HyperX 1800MHz DDR3 memory has been certified under the Intel Extreme Memory ...

Lexar has introduced its new ARES RGB DDR5 memory kit this week making it available in a 32 GB (2x16GB) format and compatible with all major motherboard brands, pricing the kits at $139.99 for 5600 ...