Silicon Power Launches New DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM Notebook Memory

     About seven years after the introduction of DDR4 memory, the consumer PC market is accelerating towards a new generation of DDR5 memory. For example, on the desktop platform, Intel's 12th generation Alder Lake desktop processor provides two sets of memory controllers (DDR4/DDR5 compatible). At the same time, many memory manufacturers are also actively supporting mobile platforms.a new DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM notebook memory product from Silicon Power.

     Compared with the DDR4-3200, the DDR5-4800 provides higher bandwidth (+50%) and further reduces the working voltage (1.2v → 1.1v) and power consumption. In terms of capacity, the DDR5-4800 SO-DIMM product line of Silicon Power can not only select a single 8/16/32GB, but also provide × 2 suits.

     With the increase of the number of CPU cores and processing capacity, high frequency bandwidth and memory capacity will bring faster response speed and seamless multitasking capability. It is worth mentioning that the DDR5 module also moves the power supply chip (PMIC) from the motherboard to the memory PCB to achieve more sophisticated voltage regulation.