The best RAM sticks for gaming are hard to find these days, as the market is flooded with many options. Whether you are looking to upgrade your old PC or want to build a new PC from scratch, the ...
What is RAM?Over the past few years, nearly every PC component, including storage drives, graphics accelerators, motherboards, and CPUs, has seen significant performance updates—everything except the ...
Back in early June, we received our first sets of DDR4 RAM from Crucial, which we posted about in an article called, "A close-up look and discussion of Crucial's upcoming DDR4 Memory". We now have had ...
I have my collection of ram that I doubt I will ever use again that will make someone looking to get their vintage system back up and running, or have plans on building a vintage system, for some good ...
Imagine it's a sunny day and you feel like having a swim in the ocean, yet you have this USB stick in your possession that you do not want to leave out of your sight. So what do you do? Electronics ...
Ever since Intel and Micron announced 3D XPoint memory in 2015, the world has been waiting for the companies to use it to build memory sticks. 3D XPoint blends the properties of flash storage and DRAM ...
RAM, which stands for Random Access Memory, holds data that the computer processor needs quick access to and prevents delays ...
Ever since playing God of War on my gaming PC, I've felt a longing desire to dive deeper into the franchise by playing the previous games in the series. Alas, Sony is yet to port Kratos's previous ...
We've looked at how much system memory is required by some of the more popular games released this year using with three different graphics cards. What we want to ...
The fastest DDR4 we have run to date! Our GeIL Dragon RAM booted right up, looks like no other kit on the market, and leaves plenty of fun to overclock them as long as you have the grapes to push the ...
One of the check-off features of Intel’s big Haswell-E CPU is support for quad-channel DDR4 memory, but my testing shows it may not matter much. Think of memory channels as shotgun barrels. You know ...