Tag Archives: DDR4

Disclosure: 16GB DDR4 3200 MHz GA-AR32C16S8K2SU416R RGB Memory is loaned by AORUS  and returned after the review is completed. First was Gigabyte…then there’s AORUS… Since the dawn of AORUS branding, we see a lot of products we didn’t see traditionally from Gigabyte ...

Disclosure: This unit is provided by ADATA So… ADATA contacted me and wanted to start sending stuff for review. I am starting with its DDR4 and its M.2 SSD. This is the ADATA XPG Dazzle DDR4 memory kit. What would ...

Disclosure: This review unit is provided by Kingston. Introduction, Packaging and Specs This Kingston HyperX Savage kit can easily camouflage itself in an all-black motherboard layout and make it hard enough to be spotted.  Certain users with a certain aesthetic requirement ...

Kingston are introducing newer memory kits under Fury and Predator series for DDR4 lineups, which (as of now) are made for Intel X99 chipset and Haswell-E processors. The newer HyperX Furry DDR4 lineup ranges between 2133MHz to up to 2666MHz ...

Earlier, I reviewed the i7-5960X. Along with the newer processor and newer architecture, we had to test it with newer platforms- Intel X99 Chipset-based motherboard and a DDR4 memory. A complete brand-new platform. Like one had the question during the ...

Intel’s X99 is supposed to be the first desktop chipset that will utilise DDR4 memory kits, but it seems that Japan has to launch it well before HEDT processor and X99 comes out in the market. 16GB and 32GB DDR4 ...

SK Hynix recently revealed the world’s first 128GB DDR4 memory kit made for Intel Xeon E5 processors which will be based on Haswell. The memory uses 20nm 8Gb DDR4 chips. Sung Joo Hong, the head of DRAM development at SK ...

Intel revealed its plans for desktop produce lineup for this year. As reported earlier, Intel has accelerate its plans to Haswell-E processor to 2H 2014. According to Intel’s Year-on-Year shipment record for Q4 2013, Intel enjoyed a 7% growth for ...

Intel is confirmed to launch their upcoming 8-core desktop processor codenamed ‘Haswell-E’ by third quarter of 2014. However it was said that Intel’s first 8-core desktop processor would be priced around $1,000 according to a reputed source. Haswell-E will be ...

According to Crucial Memory’s promo page, they would be making DDR4 memory kits available as early as next month. The following was mentioned on Crucial’s website: Designed to enable the next generation of enterprise and consumer products, Crucial® DDR4 memory ...