Neo Forza has launched its own DDR4-5000 and DDR4-4600 memory kits. Both kits are aimed at users of Intel's Rocket Lake and AMD's Zen 3 processors who are looking for RAM that excels in performance and efficiency.
The Neo Forza manufacturer's DDR4 RAM kits use a CAS latency of 19, have an initial capacity of 16GB (2 x 8GB RAM modules), and come in two product lines: Mars and Faye. Tom's Hardware portal states that DDR4-5000 memory kits require 1,6 volts to access the data rate of memory kits. They also claim that Neo Forza has a 32GB kit in pre-production.
RAM for the most demanding with Rocket Lake or Zen 3
On the other hand, Neo Forza's DDR4-4600 kits are already available in packages of 16 GB (two 8 GB modules) and 32 GB (two 16 GB modules), which only require 1.5 volts to use the power required for full performance. In addition, Neo Forza is working on a 64GB memory kit (two 32GB modules) to put on sale in the future.
The Neo Forza DDR4-5000 and DDR4-4600 kits are speculated to be based on the Adata XPG Spectrix D50 Xtreme DDR4-5000 memory kit, because they share similar voltage and timing. The memory kits are also expected to be built with Hynix-D matrix ICs due to the similarity to the Adata memory kit specifications.
Currently, you can purchase Neo Forza DDR4 memory kits from the store through Micro Center with the DDR4-4600 memory kit starting at $ 269.99. Neo Forza's high-end memory kits have yet to be released to the Micro Center online store.
Source: WCCTech
