News Silicon Power launches its first CUDIMM high-performance DDR5 with speeds of up to 9200MT/s

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Silicon Power has unveiled two new DDR5 XPOWER memory modules, its first to feature CUDIMM technology.

Silicon Power launches its first CUDIMM high-performance DDR5 with speeds of up to 9200MT/s : Read more

 

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I’m not impressed tbh. I thought the big thing about cudimm was fast speeds at lower latency. I have Teamgroup Xtreem 8400 running at 8600 CL38. It was just as easy to get my G.Skill 8000 kit to run those numbers. So I wasted money and shouldn’t have even bought a cudimm kit

 

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The article says: "The new Cyclone DDR 5 modules feature a 2mm aluminum heatspreader, which Silicon Power says can lower heat by more than 10 degrees C/50 degrees F, as well as an RGB light bar and a striking white aesthetic."

Shouldn't a 10C drop be equivalent to an 18F drop? (For example going from 10C to 0C is going from 50F to 32F).