V-Color showed memory sticks with small screens at a recent tech show. These new DDR5 memory parts will carry tiny LCDs that can show useful information about how the memory works. Computer fans already see screens on coolers, graphics cards, power boxes, and cases, but memory sticks never had them before.
The company makes these memory parts with special chips from SK Hynix to help them run faster. V-Color also makes large memory sticks up to 256 GB that can run at 6000 MT/s speeds. Their new Manta Sky Xfinity design puts a small screen right on the metal cover, keeping the memory cool.
These screens can display memory size, power use, speed, and what kind of computer chip the memory works with. Only one stick in each set will have a screen because users cannot see the other sticks when all are placed next to each other. The design remains early but should arrive for sale soon.
The company makes these memory parts with special chips from SK Hynix to help them run faster. V-Color also makes large memory sticks up to 256 GB that can run at 6000 MT/s speeds. Their new Manta Sky Xfinity design puts a small screen right on the metal cover, keeping the memory cool.
These screens can display memory size, power use, speed, and what kind of computer chip the memory works with. Only one stick in each set will have a screen because users cannot see the other sticks when all are placed next to each other. The design remains early but should arrive for sale soon.
