According to reports, XPG Lancer DDR5 launched a new 5600MT / s version this time, with RGB light effect and standard no light effect, and launched dark night and snowstorm white two-color heat sink styles.

In addition, XPG’s Caster, Lancer and Hunter full series of DDR5 memory will fully support AMD EXPO and will be sold globally in October.

AMD officially released the EXPO technology today. The official said that with the blessing of this technology, 1080p game performance can be improved by up to 11%, and DDR5 memory latency can be reduced to 63ns. In addition, AMD also said that it will provide its industry memory partners with EXPO technology with no license fee.

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