Corsair simply teased some new 10GHz DDR5 gaming RAM, with beautiful mirror end

Corsair has simply introduced that it has some astonishingly fast DDR5 gaming RAM within the works, with a brand new line of modules it says can run at as much as 10,000MT/s. The brand new Corsair Vengeance DDR5 sticks make use of the brand new CUDIMM tech, which is supported by among the newest motherboards for each Intel and AMD CPUs.

To place these figures into context, the present candy spot for one of the best gaming RAM is round 6,000MT/s, with even the highest premium Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 modules topping out at 7,800MT/s, and costing some huge cash. Nonetheless, through the use of CUDIMMs, which characteristic a separate chip to regenerate the clock sign that’s utilized by the reminiscence chips, Corsair is ready to stably run its RAM at a lot increased clock speeds.

Within the case of this new Corsair Vengeance DDR5 gaming RAM, that pace is 5GHz, which successfully equates to 10,000MT/s (generally referred to as 10GHz) when you account for DDR clock doubling. The corporate made the declare in a put up on X (previously Twitter), which confirmed a photograph of the brand new RAM sitting fairly with a stunning mirror-finish heatsink (it will look good in a sci-fi recreation with ray tracing).

Corsair additionally confirmed off some CPU-Z and MemTest screenshots exhibiting the brand new RAM in motion on a Core Extremely 7 265K Intel Arrow Lake check rig, utilizing an ASRock Z890 Taichi OCF motherboard that helps CUDIMMs. The 24GB module is proven to make use of SK Hynix chips, and is working at 5,000MHz (10GT/s efficient), with this pace being selectable in an XMP 3.0 profile, with latency timings of 48-30-30-79 and a hefty 1.5V voltage.

In the meantime, one other set of screenshots reveals a pair of 24GB modules (48GB whole) working at 9,732MT/s, with a clock pace of 4,866MHz and a decrease voltage of 1.45V, plus a MemTest screenshot exhibiting it’s steady at these settings with no errors. Corsair says we are able to “be looking out” for its new top-speed DDR5 CUDIMMs to return out in early November, though it hasn’t specified an actual date, or a worth, but.

That’s some critically quick reminiscence, although, with 10,000MT/s being properly in entrance of the highest 8,400MT/s pace Kingston just lately introduced for its Fury Renegade CUDIMM vary, for instance.

If you happen to haven’t made the leap to a DDR5 rig but, take a look at our DDR4 vs DDR5 information, the place we check each sorts of RAM in a lot of video games, with some stunning outcomes.