Netac Develops DDR5-8000 Memory Based on SK Hynix A-Die

[AleksandarK]

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.

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[KrazyT]

The "mirror" effect on the silver modules are ... interresting ...
Will any other manufacturers follows this move and start a new trend design ?

 

[msimax]

new cpu socket for DDR5 huh

 

[Chaitanya]

The "mirror" effect on the silver modules are ... interresting ...
Will any other manufacturers follows this move and start a new trend design ?

Gskill had Trident Z Royal and Royal Elite in both silver and gold trims for quite sometime now.

 

[KrazyT]

Yes, you're right

 

[ThrashZone]

Hi,
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Pretty nice "Low" latency numbers going on here no matter which 2x16 or 32gb sticks
Likely why they need 1.5v hehe....

 

[Sabishii Hito]

new cpu socket for DDR5 huh

I saw that too. When did AM4 get DDR5 support?

 

[Gmr_Chick]

SHUT UP AND TAKE MAH MONEY!!!!

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!

 

[A Computer Guy]

The "mirror" effect on the silver modules are ... interresting ...
Will any other manufacturers follows this move and start a new trend design ?

The problem with mirrored stuff is they are fingerprint magnets.

 

[Gmr_Chick]

The problem with mirrored stuff is they are fingerprint magnets.

You're telling me, lol. Have to use cotton gloves (like the ones die-cast car enthusiasts wear everytime they handle one of their cars) everytime I handle my Royals because they are fingerprint magnets. Luckily G.Skill included a nice micro fiber cloth to clean them with...

 

[sam_86314]

new cpu socket for DDR5 huh

I saw that too. When did AM4 get DDR5 support?

That's not even AM4; that's AM3+.

I'm sure Bulldozer totally could've taken advantage of that extra bandwidth...