Laptop RAM is facing a conundrum. The SODIMM standard — which is basically a shrunken form of desktop RAM modules — is almost 25 years old and facing an upcoming speed wall. With the demand for ...

With DDR5 memory becoming a mainstay in the desktop space, especially for new builds, the next-gen high-speed memory is also making waves in the laptop gaming market. And with that, TEAMGROUP has ...

KLEVV has just introduced its new DDR5 standard U-DIMM and SO-DIMM memory at DDR5-5600 speeds, ready to rock and roll inside of your new Intel "Raptor Lake" or AMD "Zen 4" system. The new KLEVV DDR5 ...

Modern DDR5 gaming laptops such as the Alienware x17 R2, MSI Raider GE66 12UHS, and ASUS ROG Zephyrus M16 need high-calibre memory to fully realize their performance potential. DDR5 ensures that today ...

Dell launched its potential RAM module standard, CAMM, despite mixed opinions with its predecessor, SODIMM. Compression Attached Memory Module (CAMM), the next generation of DDR memory being developed ...

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G.SKILL announced the launch of a new Ripjaws DDR5 So-DIMM family of RAM for compact desktop and notebook PCs. G.SKILL Ripjaws DDR5 SO-DIMM memory speeds manage to top out at 5200MT/s with a maximum ...

HyperX Impact DDR4 SODIMM memory offers a Plug N Play 1 feature for automatic overclocking to the highest published frequency within the system speed allowance, eliminating the need for manual tuning.

"Memory overseer JEDEC will formally adopt the 'CAMM Common Spec' as the next RAM module standard for laptops spelling the end of the 25 year old SO-DIMM standard. JEDEC committee member, and Dell ...

Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the release of a high-performance 2GB HyperX SO-DIMM specifically targeted to owners of netbook ...

I'm not asking what's on the market; I'm asking if the specification contains limitations on bus widths, address lines, chip architecture, etc. that limit how much RAM can be crammed onto a single ...