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From PCs To Servers, DDR4 Memory Is Back In Action As DDR5 Shortages Continue

7 July 2026 at 12:15

From PCs To Servers, DDR4 Is Back In Action As DDR5 Shortages Continue

DDR4 memory was going to enter its EOL phase, but shortages have forced DRAM makers to extend production for consumer and server segments. DDR4 Memory Is Just As Relevant Today As It Was 12 Years Ago When It First Launched Due To DRAM Shortages The DDR4 memory standard was launched back in 2014. The memory standard replaced the older DDR3 standard as new platforms came to life on both client and server markets. In 2020, DDR4 was replaced by DDR5 as the current memory standard, offering much higher speeds that were built for the latest platforms. But who knew that […]

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Minisforum Revives DDR4 In Its New NAB9S Mini PC, Powered By Intel Core i9 13900HX

6 July 2026 at 15:03

A Minisforum mini PC in a silver case with USB ports and a power button on the front, placed on a desk next to a black dish and a potted plant.

Vendors now seem to be prioritizing DDR4 platforms, which is obvious since DDR5-based systems have become unaffordable. Minisforum Launches Elite Mini NAB9S, Featuring Intel Core i9 13900HX, SO-DIMM DDR4 Memory, and Support for SATA Driver at $399 for Barebones Despite being nearly 12 years old, DDR4 isn't going anywhere. It took a lot of time for the market to transition from DDR4 to DDR5 properly, but right when DDR5 became the norm, the RAMpocalypse hit the market like a truck. Since DDR5 memories have become 4-5X more expensive than July 2025 levels, it's understandable that vendors might be struggling with […]

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Minisforum’s Upcoming MS-03 SFF PC Brings More of a Good Thing

20 June 2026 at 20:04

At Computex 2026 Minisforum was showing off their upcoming MS-03 mini-PC, the successor to their popular MS-01 and aiming to bring more of a good thing with Intel's new Panther Lake platform

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Minisforum S5 All-Flash NAS Shown Based on Intel’s Wildcat Lake Platform

9 June 2026 at 16:30

At Computex 2026 Minisforum was showing off their upcoming S5 NAS, a mid-range all-flash NAS. With 5 M.2 SSD slots and 10GbE networking, the fanless NAS punches up

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Minisforum Brings Strix Halo NAS & Fanless β€œWildcat Lake” NAS To Computex, Also Unveils Core Ultra & Core Series 3 Mini PCs

6 June 2026 at 10:10

Three Minisforum mini PCs are displayed on a table, with specifications including 'Intel Core Ultra 37-38HX / 37 JX' and 'Intel XeSS Architecture' visible in the background.

Minisforum unveils new NAS & Mini PCs based on AMD Strix Halo, Intel Panther Lake, & Intel Wildcat Lake chips. Minisforum's Flagship "N5 MAX" NAS Features AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395 & Entry-Tier "All-Flash S5" Gets Intel Core Series 3 The flagship solution from Minisforum this year is the N5 Max, which is based on the AMD Ryzen AI MAX+ 395. This features up to 64 GB of unified LPDDR5X-8533 memory, a 5-Bay HDD & 5-Bay SSD configuration which supports up to 200 TB of storage capacity, strong networking in the form of two 10GbE LAN ports, and USB4v2 (80 […]

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Minisforum MS-02 Ultra Review the New Home Lab King

3 March 2026 at 20:00

In our Minisforum MS-02 Ultra review, we see what this crazy system offers including 25GbE, many SSDs, ECC memory, and PCIe expansion slots

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