The frequency of DDR5 memory is as high as 4800MHz, which increases the bandwidth by 50% compared with DDR4 3200MHz, greatly improving the data transmission efficiency of the computer system.

The standard operating voltage is reduced from the 1.2V of DDR4 to just 1.1V, and the power saving efficiency is increased by 8%, which can effectively reduce power consumption in a notebook and prolong battery life. In addition, in order to reduce noise interference, Apacer strictly selects JEDEC-certified power management ICs from major international manufacturers to deliver stable power at all times.

The number of DDR5 banks is double that of DDR4, and the capacity of a single bank starts from 8GB, and can support up to 128GB in a single bank. This provides larger memory capacity, allowing the computer to perform multitasking operations without lagging, and greatly improving operating efficiency and storage performance.

DDR5 supports on-die ECC error correction, which can automatically calculate and correct data errors in memory, improve system stability and data accuracy, and provide greater stability and reliability in the system.

DDR5 SO-DIMM memory has been significantly improved in performance, capacity, stability and power saving efficiency, providing a smoother experience for notebook users.