On May 21st, Guangwei Shenwu DDR5 7000 desktop memory has been listed, with a 32GB (16GB*2) kit priced at 699 yuan.
It is reported that this memory module uses Toshiba A-die chips, featuring low timings of CL-32-42-42-112, as well as "graphics card-level heat dissipation," equipped with 10μm gold fingers, supporting various RGB lighting effects, claiming to have the "most uniform lighting effects to date."
In terms of compatibility, this memory series supports the latest 12th, 13th, and 14th generation CPUs while also having twice the number of Banks and Bank Groups compared to DDR4.
The new memory features an ON-die ECC error correction mechanism, capable of detecting and correcting errors in data storage and operation in real-time, ensuring stability during high-frequency operations and significantly reducing CPU workload.
In terms of cooling, the new memory utilizes a graphics card-grade high-performance silicon thermal pad, closely adhering to the heat sink, PCB, and particles, enabling efficient heat conduction even in the heat battlefield; coupled with PMIC thermal conductive silicon pad, it can also withstand heating challenges in intense showdowns.
Not only that, the Guangwei Shenwu DDR5 7000 memory supports RGB lighting control from major motherboard manufacturers. With pure colors, 8 independent light beads, 16.8 million RGB colors, and over 20 lighting effects control, it creates a unique esports atmosphere.
Furthermore, it adopts a new PMIC power management chip, enhancing power supply for more stable power loads, effectively improving operational stability. Additionally, with unlocked voltage PMIC support, it can provide players with a higher quality stable overclocking experience.
