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Team Group Announces DDR5 Memory Made for Creators with New Cooling Design

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World-leading memory manufacturer, Team Group is embracing the new DDR5 generation in full force by offering products that meet a wide range of user demands. In this case, T-CREATE, Team Group's label targeting content creators, is launching the EXPERT Desktop DDR5 RAM and CLASSIC SO-DIMM Laptop DDR5 RAM to serve the booming digital content market and join hands with digital content creators around the world to usher in the next generation.

T-CREATE's EXPERT Desktop DDR5 RAM, unlike its DDR4 iteration, uses a dedicated DDR5 cooling module and all-new cooling fin design to strengthen cooling under high-intensity applications and ensure digital content creators can continue to experience high-speed performances at the ideal operating temperature. Digital content creators require strong performances and large capacities. The EXPERT DDR5 has the specs to achieve speeds of up to 5600 MHz and dual-channel options available in 16 GB x2 or 32 GB x2, which can fulfill any multi-tasking needs and drastically enhances the creative experience.




In addition to the desktop DDR5 RAM, T-CREATE has also launched the CLASSIC SO-DIMM Laptop DDR5 RAM for digital content creators working with laptops. The CLASSIC SO-DIMM Laptop DDR5 RAM is a single channel 16 GB RAM that can deliver speeds of up to 5600 MHz. The high-speed and large-capacity spec can guarantee can empower creators to run wild with their imagination. The standard working voltage in the CLASSIC SO-DIMM DDR5 has been reduced from the DDR4 iteration's 1.2 V to 1.1 V. The more energy-efficient specification drains less energy from the laptop and extends its battery life. The CLASSIC SO-DIMM DDR5 is made for creators that are always on the go and helps them build the perfect mobile workstation.

Founded in 2020 by Team Group, T-CREATE has one mission at its core: to provide reliable, powerful, and large storage solutions to creators of all domains. Whether it's for a graphic designer working with visuals or a video content creator capturing memories, T-CREATE commits to providing products with three elements: reliability, powerful performances, and aesthetics in this age of total digitalization. Allow T-CREATE to join hands with creators around the world to create outstanding digital content from their wildest imaginations.

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Wow, the buzzword is strong in this one. :D

Expert memory, thats a new one and that cooling solution looks vaguely familiar. :rolleyes:

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The powerful performances really impressed me.
 
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expert, pro, creator, gammer yada yada yada.....

just moar marketingspeak garbaggio.... means absolutely nuthin unless it is backed up by substantially increased performance over other similar ram, which these sticks do not seem to offer, based on the posted specs anyways........

and why the so-dimms have to be single channel ? yuk !
 
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expert, pro, creator, gammer yada yada yada.....

just moar marketingspeak garbaggio.... means absolutely nuthin unless it is backed up by substantially imcreased performance over other similar ram, which these sticks do not seem to offer, based on the posted specs anyways........

and why the so-dimms have to be single channel ? yuk !

I blame nvidia partly. I used to buy ASUS WS boards and quadros for my work from home box. Then nvidia released "creator" drivers to half ass a geforce into a quadro and now the ASUS WS boards are gone, they have "creator" and "WS SAGE" which is all a bunch of horse doo doo. Who the fuck does this?

And this RAM's logo on the heat spreader looks like ASUS branding on the boards.

I'd think "workstation" should cover the entire pro market. This isn't that hard. Just needs xeon and ecc support... which many "creator" boards do not have! Using a geforce with a core with non ecc RAM is not professional no matter what stupid stickers you put on the heatsinks or what stupid branding monkier you use for the fucking thing.
 
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Wonder if they bothered to add a dimm temp sensor on these or just take their word for it they run :cool:
 
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Nothing gets the creative juices flowing like black monolithic heat-spreaders.
 

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Nothing gets the creative juices flowing like black monolithic heat-spreaders.

Just another marketing gimmick.

Look like OEM pieces at this rate.

You can Buy Crucial Ballistix Gaming Ram (No RGB-Come in Newspaper color) and will stay cooler
 
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