Thursday, December 15th 2022
Netac Develops DDR5-8000 Memory Based on SK Hynix A-Die
Netac, a Chinese maker of memory and storage devices, has developed DDR5 memory modules with impressive speeds. The company has used SK Hynix A-type dies to create DDR5 memory with up to 8000 MT/s rates. With incredible speeds comes significant latency, whereas the DDR5-8000 memory kit comes with a CAS latency of 38-48-48-128. Netac has determined that these DRAM modules require as much as 1.5 Volts to power it. The base kit starts at 6000 MT/s, with 6200/6600/7200/7600 and 8000 MT/s variations mentioned above. Available in silver and black, these memory modules are equipped with an ARGB strip at the top that works with every RGB control software of motherboard makers.
You can check out the images and specification table below.
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ITHOME, via VideoCardz
You can check out the images and specification table below.
10 Comments on Netac Develops DDR5-8000 Memory Based on SK Hynix A-Die
Will any other manufacturers follows this move and start a new trend design ?
8000c38 :eek:
Pretty nice "Low" latency numbers going on here no matter which 2x16 or 32gb sticks :toast:
Likely why they need 1.5v hehe....
In all seriousness though, these look almost as good as my silver Royals. I doubt the RGB on these is as bright as the Royals though. I actually have to turn down the brightness because the colors REALLY pop!
I'm sure Bulldozer totally could've taken advantage of that extra bandwidth...