DDR5 is the fifth generation of RAM memory technology for computers. It replaces DDR4 and offers increased speeds and capacity.

It offers operating speeds from 3200MT/s to 12600MT/s, response time (CAS Latency) from CL 28 to CL 48, while its capacity has increased up to 64GB per memory module.

For speed (MT/s) and capacity (GB), the larger the size we choose, the better performance we will have in our system, while for response time (CL), we want the smallest size for the speed (MT/s) we have chosen.

The Crucial DDR5 offers 50% faster speeds than DDR4, giving users exceptional performance immediately. Even more impressive, the Crucial DDR5 is optimized for improved performance and multitasking, not only during tests, but in real-life conditions. Opening more browser tabs and switching between applications now has a greater response than ever before.

For improved performance and stability, Crucial DDR5 introduces voltage regulation on the module with an integrated power management circuit (PMIC), which was present on the motherboard with older memory technologies.

This results in improved signaling and cleaner power for the DIMMs. Additionally, the operating voltage of the DDR5 module is only 1.1 V compared to the 1.2 V operating voltage of DDR4.