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TeamGroup introduces Elite and Elite Plus DDR5 modules with 8000MT/s speeds

7 May 2026 at 10:30

TeamGroup has announced new high-frequency specifications for its Elite Plus DDR5 and Elite DDR5 desktop memory modules. Both series now offer speeds up to 8000MT/s.Β 

The Elite Plus DDR5 and Elite DDR5 8000MT/s modules utilise an optimised IC architecture and DDR5 Same-Bank Refresh technology to maintain system efficiency under heavy computational loads. The 1.1V operating voltage is intended to lower overall power draw compared to higher-voltage overclocked kits.

Initial availability will consist of 16GB x 2 kits. Timings are relatively loose, set at CL56-56-56-128. The products are expected to be available starting next month.

KitGuru says: The low voltage and high speeds are rather good, but the loose timings might not be the best match for some processors.Β 

The post TeamGroup introduces Elite and Elite Plus DDR5 modules with 8000MT/s speeds first appeared on KitGuru.

ASUS Demos Modded HUDIMM DDR5 Memory For Affordable PC Builds, Converting 24 To 12 GB & 16 To 8 GB With β€œOne Sub-Channel”

18 April 2026 at 07:30

Two unbranded green DDR RAM modules with multiple memory chips and gold contact pins are placed on a dark surface.

ASUS has also demonstrated its support for upcoming HUDIMM DDR5 memory on ROG motherboards, leading to cost-effective PC builds. ASUS Demos Initial Support For Budget-Aimed HUDIMM DDR5 Memory Sticks On Its Intel Motherboards Yesterday, ASRock, along with Intel & Teamgroup, announced a new cost-effective memory standard called HUDIMM. This new memory standard enables PC builders to make cost-effective PCs by using "One Sub-Channel" memory designs instead of "Two Sub-Channels". This essentially slashes the DRAM capacity in half of what the modules are actually capable of. The reasoning behind this technology is simple. 16 GB, 24 GB, and higher capacity memory […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/asus-demos-modded-hudimm-ddr5-memory-24-to-12-gb-16-to-8-gb-one-sub-channel/

Intel, & ASRock’s HUDIMM Standard Could Finally Make DDR5 Memory Affordable for Budget PC Builders

17 April 2026 at 16:42

Intel, & ASRock's HUDIMM Standard Could Finally Make DDR5 Memory Affordable for Budget PC Builders 1

ASRock, Intel & Teamgroup have come together to address concerns related to higher DDR5 memory prices with the new HUDIMM standard. HUDIMM & HSODIMM Standards To Help Enable Cost-Effective DDR5 Memory, Giving Relief To Budget PC Builders Memory prices have affected every spectrum of the tech industry, including budget PC gamers and builders. With each passing day, component prices are rising, and we do not see an end to the crisis. But there's some relief coming for budget PC builders. In a brand new collaboration between ASRock, Intel & Teamgroup, the three companies may finally have a solution that opens […]

Read full article at https://wccftech.com/intel-asrock-hudimm-standard-could-make-ddr5-memory-affordable-budget-pc-builders/

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