#ram

DDR5 doubles DDR4 speeds from 2400 to 4800MHz and beyond, with lower 1.1V power draw and reduced latency for next-genera

XMP auto-overclocks RAM on Intel boards to its rated speed with one profile selection, replacing risky manual BIOS tunin

A 32-bit CPU caps at 4GB RAM while 64-bit addresses vastly more, but it's not automatically faster and requires OS and a

CPU cache is ultra-fast SRAM built into the processor that predicts and feeds data to bridge the speed gap between CPU a

Motherboards default RAM to conservative JEDEC speeds, but enabling an Extreme Memory Profile in the BIOS unlocks the ad

SSDs use floating gate transistors whose insulating layer wears down with each write, while RAM's capacitors hold charge