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As Micron’s vertically integrated consumer brand, Crucial is popular with gamers for its reliability, performance and compatibility.

a few days ago,Inruida has launched a new DDR5 notebook memory module, which is available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB single, as well as 16GB, 32GB and 64GB sets.

Now, the 16GB version has come to our evaluation room, let’s take a look at the pictures below.

This series of memory has a speed of up to 4800MT/s, 50% faster than DDR4, and the bandwidth is nearly doubled compared to DDR4.

The memory stick supports next-generation laptops powered by Intel Alder Lake and AMD Ryzen 6000 series processors.

Emerald DDR5-4800 notebook memory The voltage of this series of memory is 1.1V, CL40 timing.

Compared to the previous generation, Crucial DDR5 takes engineering a step further, where each module features two independent 32-bit channels for optimized performance. For long-term stability, Crucial DDR5 uses On-Die ECC (ODECC) design at the component level, so it can maintain the same reliability as the previous generation even in the face of the stringent requirements of next-generation computing.

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

50% faster than DDR4!In Ruida DDR5-4800 8GB notebook memory map

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