ADATA XPG Caster - The new series of DDR5 RAM modules will debut in Q3 2021
Although many of our readers still use machines using RAM modules in the DDR3 standard, ADATA XPG and there will probably also be owners of really old DDR2, now DDR4 has been a standard on the market for a long time. However, these memories are slowly becoming a thing of the past, and with new processors from Intel and AMD, consumer platforms will receive support for DDR5 modules at any moment. No wonder that the largest companies producing computer components have been working on new products for months. XPG, a brand owned by ADATA, is ready for the debut of new platforms, and the proof of this are the efficient DDR5 RAM modules from the XPG Caster series.
Taiwanese from XPG boasted today that they are ready for the debut of new processors from AMD and Intel and dedicated motherboards. All thanks to the RAM modules in the DDR5 standard, and more specifically the efficient Caster series. It is to be available in two variants - with and without RGB LED backlight, and the modules will offer a capacity of 8, 16 and 32 GB. As for the clock speeds, it is in the range from 6000 to 7400 MHz, but the delays remain a secret. However, we know that XPG memories are to work with a voltage of 1.1 V and be equipped with built-in modules responsible for power management (PMIC) and error correction (ECC).
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When creating new RAM modules, XPG cooperated with the largest motherboard manufacturers - ASUS, ASRock, GIGABYTE and MSI. This is to ensure the greatest possible compatibility of Taiwanese memory with new platforms. The XPG Caster series will debut on the market in the third quarter of 2021. The exact release date and suggested prices remain unknown. However, as with all novelties, especially the efficient ones, it can be safely assumed that it will not be cheap. On the other hand, the last few months have probably taught all computer enthusiasts that assembling a new PC is not a cheap activity...
