The DDR5 standard is authorized by JEDEC in 2020, but it would still take time to begin being marketed. The first processors to support it were the 12th Generation Intel Alder Lake, which also support DDR4.
AMD takes a little longer to support this new standard, not arriving until the launch of the Ryzen 7000. These new processors, to support DDR5, change the socket to AM5. It differs from Intel, in that the Ryzen 7000 does not add support for DDR4, only for DDR5.
Corsair presents its new high-end RAM memories
Its memories are highly valued by users since they combine good quality and a reasonable price. We can find everything from basic models like the LPX to the most premium models like the Dominator. Now Corsair is expanding its catalog with new kits that will not leave anyone indifferent.
The new memories Corsair Dominator Titanium DDR5 They are characterized by implementing the best memory chips on the market. Additionally, it includes the Corsair DHX cooling system which improves the overclocking capacity of the memories.
It has new heatsinks with a new more elegant and fresh aesthetics. As always, this heatsink is made of top quality materials, as it could not be otherwise.
To ensure complete compatibility with current processors, Dominator Titanium DDR5 supports the latest technologies. We have to endure Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO, the two next-generation memory profile management technologies. Both technologies allowr overclocking made easy in a few steps.
Something curious about these memories is that the bars of RGB lighting Uppers are replaceable. Allows users a higher level of customization, being able to toggle different top bar designs. Note that these elements will be marketed independently.
All bars have a total of 11 RGB LEDs high luminosity. They offer perfect lighting arrays for great customization. In addition, they are compatible with Corsair iCUE Murals, which allows synchronization with music, games or movies.
Specifications of these new memories
Corsair highlights that these kits will have frequencies of work up to 8,000 MHz for the highest-end ones. The brand highlights that we will have sets of up to 192GB in a 4 x 48GB configuration. Although they do not clearly indicate it, the most basic kit will surely have a 2 x 16 GB configuration. It does tell us that these memories will have a CAS latency of 30 ms in some models.
Corsair also highlights that initially we will have the following kits available:
- Black and white for Intel Core processors
- Cool Gray for AMD Ryzen processors
In addition, the brand announces a first limited edition of these memory kits with adjusted latencies and high frequencies. Only 500 of these fully numbered kits will be offered.
At the moment, Corsair has not said when all these Dominator Titanium DDR5 kits will be available and their prices. Since they are high-end configurations, they may be the most expensive the company currently offers.
