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DDR5: Here’s everything you need to know about next-gen RAM

Posted on March 1, 2019 By Jarvis

Memory prices have been sky high for the past couple of years. They’re finally coming down to more reasonable levels, but it’s alright time to look to the future. Major manufacturers will soon release their first DDR5 (double data rate 5) memory modules bringing increased bandwidth and lower power draw to the table. They are likely to be expensive out of the gate, as new memory standards typically are, but they’ll usher in a new generation of high speed memory that will be hard to beat with existing standards.
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