Golden Emperor International Ltd-- the company better known as GeIL-- announces the DDR4 3200MHz SO-DIMM 64GB kit, a x2 32GB kit with support for both Intel 10th Gen and AMD Ryzen 4000 series processors.

Aimed for customers wanting to increase the memory capacity of their laptops, the DDR4-3200 64GB kit offers CAS latencies of 22-22-22-52 in a simple black design. GeIL says all kits are tasted using its DYNA 4 SLT technology, and each kit has an operating voltage of 1.2V. The series also includes DDR4-2666 and DDR4-2933 variants, with the DDR4-2666 kit offering latencies of 19-19-19-43 and the DDR4-2933 featuring latencies of 21-21-21-48.

The Adata XPG gaming division launches a high-performance DRAM line-- the Spectrix D50, offering kits of up to 32GB capacity with subtle RGB lighting within heat spreader with an angular geometric design.

Spectrix D50 kits will be available in single 8GB modules and 2 x 8GB (16GB) up to DDR4-133, as well as single 16GB modules and 2 x 16GB (32GB) kits at up to DDR4-3600. Kits vary in latency, from CL16 on the DDR4-300 and DDR4-3200 kits to CL18 on the DDR4-3600 kits. Operating voltage for each kit reaches 1.35V, with exception of the higher-speed DDR4-4133 CL19 kits running at an operating voltage of 1.4V. All kits support the latest Intel and AMD platforms through integrated XMP 2.0 profiles.

SK Hynix publishes a technical blog about the features of DDR5, a memory standard the company says will be available "in the near future" as it plans to start mass-production sometime "this year."

The company first detailed its DDR5 plans back in February 2019 with the presentation of a DDR5-6400 memory chip at the International Solid State Circuits Conference. The technology offers two times the bandwidth compared to DDR4, with the aim of reaching over 4800Mbps, allowing it to handle the demands of massively multi-core CPUs.

Team Group launches a pair of first large capacity, 32GB single-stick DDR4 DIMMs under the Vulkan Z and Dark Z memory sub-brands, with the options of either DDR4 2666 or DDR4 3000 frequency DIMMs.

Aimed at gamers on both Intel and AMD platforms, the memory kits feature angular aluminium heatspreaders in red or gray, but lack the RGB LEDs typical of similar products. The Vulkan Z heatspreaders measure 32 x 140 x 7mm, and are available in both dual-channel (32GB x2) and single kits, with a choice between DDR4-2666MHz CL18-18-18-43 1.2V and DDR4-3000MHz CL16-18-18-38 1.35V modules.