Crucial introduces new 12GB DDR5 RAM for desktop and laptops, 50% more capacity than 8GB sticks and allows for 24GB in dual-channel kits.

Sometimes less is more, and sometimes, less is just okay. Crucial DDR5 Pro RAM enters the very competitive field of current gen memory and doesn't do an awful lot to stand out from the crowd.

Crucial announces its new DDR5 Pro Memory: Overclocking Edition: features a unique, origami-based design that's both cool, and looks cool.

A stable RAM is among the prerequisites for a gaming laptop, and this guide includes the best of the best in the DDR5 class.

T-Force Delta RGB DDR5 memory Compatibility Compatibility is another key aspect of the DDR5 GAMING X memory. This memory module is designed to be compatible with all DDR5-enabled motherboards.

RAM is one of the most important parts of a computer for a smooth experience, and if you're thinking of an upgrade, check out these deals.

DDR5 stands as the contemporary RAM standard for modern PCs. However, the question remains: Between DDR5 and DDR4, which one is better?

Crucial Pro Memory Overclocking Edition DDR5-6000 (32GB 16GB RAM) at Amazon for $74.99 As of May 21, 2024, variants with a white heat spreader are available, starting at $153.99 for a 16GB kit.

The all-new DDR5-6000 desktop UDIMM memory from Crucial includes a sleek design and a target audience of overclocking enthusiasts, but is it enough to satisfy tinkerers?

For comparison, the Crucial Pro 16GB DDR5-5600 UDIMM retails at $48.99, meaning you'll pay 73.48% more for the 15% speed boost the new RAM offers.

We review a Crucial 32GB 5200 MHz CL42 DDR5 memory kit that roots back from Micron. This set is 5200 Mhz CL42, and that means it's a value kit that offers 95% of the performance you need, yet at a ...