However, the memory standards organization JEDEC has agreed upon a new Compression Attached Memory Module (CAMM2) RAM standard. Here is everything you need to know about it. The need for a new ...

The first profile is considered to be the standard experience that will see the timings and frequency of your RAM kit jump up from the JEDEC defaults to what's been promised on the box.

It's important to know the JEDEC specs that RAM runs at as stock before enabling XMP, as not using it could result in performance being hindered. The JEDEC spec for DDR4 RAM is 3200 MHz as standard.

The SOCAMM standard might put the LPDDR5X RAM directly on the substrate which ... is developing this standard without any inputs from JEDEC or the Joint Electron Device Engineering Council ...

To find out, we tested the new 8400MT/s kit against our default 6000MT/s kit and a JEDEC 4800MT/s configuration to see whether faster RAM is really worth paying for if you're considering a 285K ...

promising to deliver unprecedented performance that surpasses even the fastest RAM available today. However, it’s still in the early stages of development, and much remains uncertain. The JEDEC ...

thermally-constrained mobile devices without requiring soldered RAM. Both the DDR5 MRDIMM and LPDDR6 CAMM designs remain works in progress at JEDEC. But once they're out, they'll prove crucial for ...

But what about regular old desktop DDR6? The spec for it isn't final yet, but JEDEC's documents suggest that data rates for the socketable RAM could start as high as 8.8 Gbps and then scale all ...

Upgradeable RAM in PC laptops isn’t a new thing of course ... laptop’s motherboard as close to the CPU as possible. After JEDEC, the organization that manages memory standards, adopted ...

Soldered RAM is pretty bad if you care about upgradeability ... Recently approved by JEDEC, CAMM2 is said to be significantly thinner, and it’ll be available both in soldered and non-soldered ...

RAM, like the CPU, is one of the components that ... including a set of operating frequencies and timings known as JEDEC. Manufacturers like Intel can use a different profile called XMP to ...

In the recent DDR5 update by JEDEC – as reported by Anandtech ... All of which means that theoretically new DDR5 RAM and memory controllers should be even faster and more secure, which ...