Polish brand Goodram, owned by Wilk Elektronik SA, has announced the recent launch of its first DDR5 memory modules . This is excellent news for users of next-generation platforms looking for increased speed and performance, as they now have more options to choose from in this format, which has only been on the market for about a year.
This launch confirms Goodram's strong commitment to this development. In addition to standard modules, they have announced the upcoming release of DDR5 modules with RGB lighting . These will be marketed under the IRDM label , Wilk Elektronik SA's brand dedicated to the gaming sector.
Goodram enters the DDR5 memory sector
Users interested in equipping their computers with Goodram's latest DDR5 RAM modules will be able to choose between two memory standards. U-DIMM and SO-DIMM models will be available, with frequencies of 4800 and 5200 MHz and CL40 and CL42 latencies, respectively, with a capacity of 16 GB in single-channel configuration.
A significant benefit that DDR5 modules offer users is faster operating system performance . With this RAM format, you'll notice smoother operation when working with multiple browser windows open simultaneously or when switching between applications. There's also much smoother handling of 8K or particularly large video files, without any bottlenecks.
Thus, the latest DDR5 memories are positioned as a response to the ever-growing market demand for more efficient components, especially in the business and gaming sectors as they want to handle business software and games more and more. A significant increase in efficiency can be verified in a compression test, among other processes. The DDR5 modules offered by Goodram are designed for users who want the latest technology, as well as PC professionals and technicians who are looking for above-average results and improved performance.
