Computer memory is a component predominantly known for operating with passive cooling or no cooling at all. However, Phoronix reports that DDR5 server memory operating at DDR5-6000

A leaked slide from MSI, explaining the Power Configurations for Intel’s Arrow Lake series of CPUs, has been shared by a user on the popular Korean hardware forum Quasar Zone. Interestingly, the same slide mentions a possible “Arrow Lake-S Refresh” which was just rumored to be canceled some time ago.

AMD is preparing a new Zen 5-based mobile CPU lineup to target the mainstream budget. ComputerBase reports that AMD’s Krackan/Krackan Point mobile APUs will arrive in early 2025 in laptops, starting at $799.

G.Skill is releasing a new memory kit optimized around low latency timings to rival the best RAM. The memory kit adheres to DDR5-6400 with timings set to 30-39-39-102 and is available in 32GB (2x16GB) capacity. It is one of the lowest latency configurations in G.Skill’s DDR5 lineup.

Intel yet has to commercially release its codenamed Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake processors, but hardware leakers are already disclosing the company’s plans concerning next-gen Panther Lake processors, expected in late 2025 at the earliest.

In a rather unexpected turn of events, Western Digital (WD) has teased the industry’s first 2Tb 3D QLC NAND device at an investor conference ahead of its official announcement. The new flash memory could potentially reshape the high-capacity solid-state drives market, enabling much faster and larger SSDs that consume less power.