The DDR4 market remains in a persistent state of undersupply and has continued to see strong price growth through 2H25.

For LPDDR4X, market is facing intensified supply concerns as U.S. and Korean suppliers plan to reduce or halt LPDDR4X output ...

This DDR5-5200 kit from Corsair shares similarities with other modules released at the start of DDR5 in that they're not a whole lot faster than the best DDR4 RAM kits available.

The DDR5-4800 chips support speeds between 4,800 and 5,600 Mbps with faster potential data rates than DDR4, while using less power. The technology also allows for modules of up to 256GB in size.

The max data rate is doubled as well, from 3.2Gbps to 6.4Gbps (initially, JEDEC anticipates DDR5 modules will launch at 4.8Gbps). So in essence, DDR5 introduces faster memory, and more of it.

Mobile DRAM – fairly stable in Q2 is expected to go up 38-43% for LPDDR4 and 10-15% for LPDDR5. DDR4 will remain in a persistent state of undersupply and strong price growth thr ...

Most DDR4 modules hit the 3,200MHz mark, while high-end DDR4 kits can climb above 6,000MHz. Still, that’s just over half the speed Netac is aiming for.

DDR5 technology provides twice the performance of DDR4 with a 4.8 Gbps to 6.4 Gbps data rate and improved power efficiency over DDR4 by using an on-DIMM 12V voltage regulator (PMIC) and 1.1 I/O ...

It slots into a DDR5 memory slot just if you were installing a memory module, and then the DDR4 stick slots into the top. In this case, Bing opted for a G.Skill TridentZ Royal DDR4 module.

DDR4 RAM stacked on top of a DDR5 RAM module. Hence, you shouldn’t be able to insert a DDR4 module into a DDR5 slot, and vice versa, unless you want to risk breaking something.

Many believe DDR4 and older modules do not generate enough heat to justify the use of heatsinks, but because of some inherent changes of DDR5 memory, it looks like decent cooling solutions will be ...