One of the most interesting things about the debut of Intel's 12th-gen processor platform is that it offers people a meaningful choice in motherboards - not only high-end 'Z' series boards versus ...

We look at the most recent iteration of memory technology, present in laptops, desktops and even smartphones. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

With Intel's "Alder Lake" 12th Generation desktop processors, we have the debut of a new memory standard in consumer PCs: DDR5, which is used by many of the motherboards that support the new chips.

If you’re building a new machine then you’ll want to weigh up DDR4 vs DDR5 for gaming. In this feature, we deep dive into the specifics of the two memory formats. DDR5 arrived on the scene a few years ...

The battle between DDR4 and DDR5 is at its peak as the older memory standard sees its final days. AMD has completely nullified the support for the last-gen RAM sticks with its latest Ryzen 7000 series ...

In the hardware world, we've gone through generations of GPUs and processors, but we're still rocking the same DDR4 RAM that's been in the best gaming PCs for almost seven years. Fortunately, DDR5 ...

Rising RAM prices are set to affect nearly every market segment Supply limits tied to DRAM node shifts are driving product shortages GDDR6 and DDR4 are leading the current memory price increases RAM ...

One of the most significant costs associated with acquiring an Alder Lake machine today is memory, particularly when an enthusiast want to use DDR5. Due to component shortages, most notably the power ...

Right, onto the gaming results. We're testing four different games today, using a range of frequency settings: from 3200MT/s to 4000MT/s CL19 on our DDR4 setup and 4800MT/s to 6600MT/s CL40 on our ...