It's not taking long for memory makers to crank out DDR5 kits that blast way past the initial wave of 4,800 MT/s offerings that arrived when Alder Lake debuted. How high they'll go remains to be seen.

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When it comes to DDR5 gaming RAM, Corsair seems to be a little off the pace these days, despite being one of the first memory manufacturers to have DDR5 products available when Intel's 13th-gen Alder ...

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CORSAIR has officially kicked off its DDR5 era with the official launch of its DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 and VENGEANCE DDR5 memory. Leveraging more than 25 years of experience crafting premium, high ...

Gamers jus5 love their RGB lights, something that some smartphone makers like ASUS and nubia are trying to capitalize on. Most of the time, those lights come via LEDs attached to cases, but what if ...

In brief: When Corsair announced the Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 modules, the first configurations presented didn't include any exceeding the 6,000 MT/s mark. That has now changed, as Corsair is ...

A keyboard we once called the “luxury car of keyboards” is available at a flat-out fantastic price today. Best Buy is selling the Corsair K95 RGB Platinum mechanical gaming keyboard for $120 Remove ...

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The K95 RGB Platinum is a beautiful keyboard with excellent switches, top-tier lighting, and one of the biggest footprints you’ll ever find. And it’s still smaller than the old K90! It’s been a while ...

PC hardware moves ever forward on a never-ending march toward bigger numbers: faster speeds and higher capacities. Only a few years ago, 16GB was considered “enough”. Today, that number is 32GB, but ...