VIDEO DDR5-12600 OC Memory, Thin Mini-ITX Motherboard, "X570S" AMD Boards | Computex Round-Up

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DDR5-12600 OC Memory, Thin Mini-ITX Motherboard, "X570S" AMD Boards | Computex Round-Up In the latest recap from Computex 2021, the YouTube video by Gamers Nexus dives into some of the noteworthy hardware announcements, including Adata’s ambitious DDR5-12600 memory, ASRock’s innovative motherboards, and the intriguing new SSD called "Plotripper." The transition to DDR5 marks a significant leap in memory performance, promising speeds up to DDR5-7400, catering to gaming and high-performance applications.

Key Highlights:​

1. Adata’s DDR5-12600 Memory:

• Adata has unveiled its XPG memory aiming for DDR5-12600 overclocking capabilities. The new Caster series will offer DIMMs ranging from DDR5-6000 to DDR5-7400, coming in sizes from 8GB to 32GB. This new memory operates at a base voltage of 1.1V, marking a shift from the higher 1.2V baseline commonly seen in DDR4, spotlighting improved efficiency alongside performance . 2. ASRock's X570S Motherboards:
• ASRock transitions to the X570S chipset, innovating by removing the need for chipset fans, thanks to the reduced power consumption of the new S-class X570. These boards are touted for their 2.5 Gbps Killer networking capabilities, aligning with modern gaming needs. There’s also mention of their Thunderbolt ports and DIY-friendly graphics card holder . 3. The Plotripper SSDs:
• Sabrent’s new Plotripper SSDs cater to cryptocurrency enthusiasts looking to engage with platforms like Chia coin, known for its unique "farming" mechanism that can be harsh on SSDs. The drives boast high endurance ratings, placing them as viable solutions not just for coin farming but also for everyday high-demand server environments . 4. Evolution of Gaming Hardware:
• The video underscores the evolution taking place with new technologies, particularly how components like mice can enhance gaming experiences with features like NVIDIA's reflex latency analyzer, a technology aimed at minimizing input delay in gaming .
  

  Engagement and Discussion:​

  The video not only updates viewers on the latest technological advancements but also invites discussion on how these innovations will affect gaming performance and user experience. What are your thoughts on the shift to DDR5? Are you considering upgrading to any of these new components? Make sure to check out the latest developments from Computex by viewing the full video , and feel free to share your insights or experiences with upgrading your PC in this thread!