ADATA and XPG Release New DDR5 CUDIMM Memory Modules for Intel Processors

TapTechNews October 11th news, ADATA Technology and its e-sports brand XPG released a new DDR5 CUDIMM memory module for Intel Core Ultra200S desktop processors today Beijing time, among which the XPG brand product can reach up to 9200 MT/s.

ADATA stated that its CUDIMM memory module adopts carefully selected DRAM particles and CKD (TapTechNews note: Clock Driver) chips to effectively buffer and stabilize the memory signal, which can improve the overclocking ability of DDR5 memory to a new level. In addition, its products have passed the consistent compatibility certification of the four major Taiwanese motherboard manufacturers to ensure excellent compatibility on the Z890 platform.

ADATA itself will provide a single 16GB DDR5 CUDIMM 6400 memory module in this quarter, while the XPG brand will launch a new LANCER RGB DDR5 CUDIMM product line.

The LANCER RGB DDR5 CUDIMM memory module will continue the existing LANCER RGB DDR5's exterior design, providing 16GB and 24GB single-capacity, and in terms of frequency, it includes five gears of 8400\8600\8800\9066\9200 MT/s.