KINGMAX has unveiled its latest 5GB DDR4800 16MHz desktop memory. It is fully compatible with the 12th generation of Intel CPUs known as Alder Lake and with its Z690 motherboard platform. In this way they have ensured the QVL certification of a good number of motherboard manufacturers,
Compared to its predecessors, DDR5 4800MHz memory stands out as a total improvement in overall performance. In terms of speed, DDR5 memory starts from a base frequency of 4800MHz and its bandwidth of 38,4MB / s is at least 1,5 times faster than the maximum of 25,6MB / s offered by its equivalent in format 4MHz DDR3200.
KINGMAX already has high speed DDR5 on the market
Together with the dual 32-bit subchannels that work independently, data processing becomes much more efficient, as the memory controller has much lower data access latency. Its built-in error-correcting code within the chip helps increase reliability by minimizing errors to maintain stability and data integrity while operating at high speed.
Its integrated power management circuit in the module enables optimal allocation of power across the entire board. This ensures a stable and efficient power supply while reducing interference and improving signal integrity.
KINGMAX desktop DDR5 memory complies with the new JEDEC standard, and offers two frequency options which are 4800 MHz (CL40) and 5200 MHz (CL42). Its operating voltage is a low consumption of 1,1V; and they come in packages of three capacities which are 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB.
Source: Guru3D
