Lenovo's new savior notebook uses overclocked memory and supports DDR5-6000

CTOnews.com, January 29 (Xinhua)-- Lenovo's upcoming Savior notebook this year will use overclocked memory and support DDR5-6000.

According to Intel's official website, the latest 13-generation Core HX series processors support memory up to DDR5-5600. Some models of Lenovo's new generation of Savior notebooks are factory equipped with DDR5-6000 overclocking memory, providing higher memory speed.

CTOnews.com learned that the 13th generation Core HX series processors support memory XMP overclocking as well as the desktop side, and other brand models should also be able to use overclocked memory with motherboard support.

Not long ago, Kingston showed the latest DDR5-5600 specification FURY Impact notebook memory, and it is expected that DDR5-6000 or higher frequency notebook memory will be released in the future to meet the upgrade needs of the new generation of game books.

Lenovo's new Savior laptop is expected to go on sale in March, with overseas prices starting at $1699 (about 11689 yuan) and $2799 (about 19257 yuan), respectively.

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