GeIL launches DDR5 memory that supports AMD EXPO, with two small fans built in
CTOnews.com, August 31 (Xinhua)-- in May this year, GeIL released the EVO V DDR5 RGB memory, which uses a dual-fan cooling system that combines RGB lighting efficiency and dual-fan active cooling design into an integrated module.
Now, GeIL EVO V DDR5 RGB memory sticks have launched models that support AMD EXPO overclocking technology.
According to reports, this series of memory adopts GeIL exclusive active double-fan cooling system, supports 6400MHz one-button overclocking, adopts exclusive optimized RGB lighting design, and is compatible with AM5 platform.
According to the previous introduction of GeIL, the two cooling fans of this series of memory are located in the upper right corner and upper left corner of the memory module, providing external air flow, and dual fan cooling can provide about 45% more heat dissipation than traditional heat dissipation.
At present, the official has not announced the price of the new memory.
CTOnews.com learned that AMD has now officially released EXPO technology. Officials say that with this technology, the performance of 1080p games can be improved by 11% and the memory latency of DDR5 can be reduced to 63ns. In addition, AMD also said to provide EXPO technology to its memory partners in the industry without license fee.
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