Tuesday, January 6th 2026

Origin Code Shows New Vortex DDR5 Modules With Vortex Triple-Fan Cooler at CES 2026

Origin Code, a new player on the memory market, has showcased its new Vortex series DDR5 memory modules at the CES 2026, including special packaging that comes with a triple-fan Vortex cooler for those same kits. To be available in various kit capacities, ranging from 32 GB to 256 GB, and in frequency reaching DDR5-6000 with CL 30-43-43-102 latencies, like the one we saw running at the CES show floor. We have been told that Origin Code will also have Mirrored Silver and Meteorite Black heatsink versions, where Meteorite Black will be focused on high-end performance systems.

Some of those kits will also come with a triple-fan Vortex cooler for those modules that is said to provide almost 40 percent higher heat dissipation when paired up with the patented "Scale Cut Cooling Fin" structure on the memory heatsink. Of course, it has RGB lighting as well if you are going to color match it to the rest of your system. Origin Code's new Vortex DDR5 kits should be available eventually, at least in a limited supply considering the situation on the market, and available to select partners (apparently some are already available in the Asian market). Hopefully, they will be able to push more to a wider market pretty soon, especially some of those high-performance kits.
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9 Comments on Origin Code Shows New Vortex DDR5 Modules With Vortex Triple-Fan Cooler at CES 2026

#1
MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
Please sell that cooler as a standalone
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#2
freeagent
Mines better :)
freeagent in Your PC ATMGot my new ram fans delivered while I was in the shower. These little fans are awesome. Skittles mode.. 420022 Edit: Just noticed the dead wasp in my case.. neat..
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#3
Prima.Vera
Why do you need a fan cooler for only DDR5-6000 ? Can you o.c. those to 8Ghz or higher?
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#4
sepheronx
Hopefully, they will be able to push more to a wider market pretty soon, especially some of those high-performance kits.
Yeah, OK. So how are the prices?

Lol. LMAO even.

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#5
ir_cow
Prima.VeraWhy do you need a fan cooler for only DDR5-6000 ? Can you o.c. those to 8Ghz or higher?
Max overclocking potential. Makes a lot of sense for 4x DIMMs as well. Heat will be trapped and for right timings, temperature is important.
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#6
Hecate91
sepheronxYeah, OK. So how are the prices?

Lol. LMAO even.

Probably priced for the few that can afford it, even packed up in a fancy box for the wealthy few to show off on social media.
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#7
ebivan
ir_cowMax overclocking potential. Makes a lot of sense for 4x DIMMs as well. Heat will be trapped and for right timings, temperature is important.
No it doesnt.
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#8
ir_cow
ebivanNo it doesnt.
Yes Airflow does help overclocking potential. Guaranteed you are not able to stabilize high tRFEi without a fan as one example.
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MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
ir_cowYes Airflow does help overclocking potential. Guaranteed you are not able to stabilize high tRFEi without a fan as one example.
I think more specifically high frequency high voltage, and high trefi with low trfc.
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