DDR4 on a DDR5 slot? Looks like ROG's developing it but there's a catch...
In the same vein as the original Fury memory from Kingston back in the DDR3 era, the FURY Beast DDR5 kits are the de facto starter kits for Intel Alder Lake builds for now especially given the premium of Intel's 12th-gen platform. Find out more in this #B2G review of the Kingston FURY Beast DDR5-5200 32GB (2x16GB) Memory Kit review.
Its just like you never even launched :(
Kingston busy with the FURY brand rebuild. We're getting new SSDs, and the FURY Beast DDR5 RAMs we're using in our Z690 reviews
G.Skill busy making sure they have the fastest not-for-sale DDR5 memory kits in the market today but these are already past the board launch ratings for DDR5 support
Another entry into the handful of DDR5 models we have so far: the Patriot Signature DDR5
Minimalist DDR5 with no RGB: G.Skills debuts newest members of the Ripjaws RAM line - the Ripjaws S5
G.Skill's top-end DDR5 offering will be part of the new Trident Z5 line featuring 32GB (16GBx2) kits with speeds of DDR5-5600, DDR5-6000 and DDR5-6400 with latency timing of CL40-40-40-76 and CL-36-36-36-76
The basic DDR5 spec
With Intel Alder Lake-S being the first DDR5 platform coming into next-gen, Kingston is announcing their 16GB and 32GB DDR5-4800 sticks are fully Intel-validated.
Congrats Kingston now giff DDR5
TEAMGROUP is looking to make the first DDR5 consumer product reveal as well as some new announcements with an online event this Sept. 23 at 10pm.
