PC Games Hardware Advances with New DDR5 Tech for Gaming RAM
DDR5 Gaming RAM Speeds Up with CUDIMM Technology
PC games hardware is witnessing a significant enhancement as Asgard has unveiled its latest DDR5 memory kit, which operates at a staggering 9,600MT/s. This technological leap comes from the introduction of CUDIMM, or clocked, unbuffered, dual-inline memory modules, which offer dynamic control over clock speeds and voltages. By incorporating a clock driver (CKD) on the memory module, the performance and stability of the memory have seen impressive improvements.
Innovation in PC Games Hardware
While the 9,600MT/s kits are exciting news in the PC games hardware arena, 10,000MT/s kits are anticipated to follow closely behind. This innovative technology is designed to function as a drop-in replacement for existing DDR5 RAM, eliminating the necessity for a motherboard swap. Asgard's system features impressive clock speeds, boasting specifications such as CAS latency timings of 46-48-50-44.
- CUDIMM technology allows adaptive performance based on demand.
- Increase in memory speeds may not drastically impact gaming performance.
- Asgard’s new tech currently available only in China.
Given that system memory often doesn't bottleneck performance in modern gaming setups, gamers are advised to consider whether the investment in DDR5-9600 is worth it, especially if they're already equipped with a DDR5-capable motherboard.
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