Higher Frequencies
DDR5-5600 U-DIMM delivers impressive frequencies of up to 5600 MHz, representing a significant increase compared to the maximum frequency of DDR4 modules (3200 MHz).

Higher Energy Efficiency
This next-generation memory module operates at just 1.1 V, making it 8% more energy-efficient than DDR4. Additionally, it features an integrated Power Management IC (PMIC) for a more stable power supply.

Improved Stability
With Error Correcting Code (ECC), this module can automatically correct errors in real-time. In addition to significantly reducing the load on CPU calculations, it also enhances stability and reliability for enterprise-class computers.

Quick Tips: DDR5 vs. DDR4 - Appearance
DDR5 U-DIMM modules have the same dimensions and number of contacts as DDR4 modules. The most obvious difference is the position of the notch, which prevents incorrect installation. Furthermore, DDR5 integrates I/O resistors with CMD/ADD resistors. DDR5 modules have a cleaner appearance than DDR4 modules, and you can see a PMIC in the center.

Quick Tips: DDR5 vs. DDR4 - Chip Architecture
DDR5 modules offer twice the capacity of DDR4 by integrating more banks and bank groups. Additionally, burst length and prefetch are doubled, increasing the number of data write operations and the amount of data brought forward. To ensure data integrity, they feature Error-Correcting Code (ECC) technology.

Quick Tips: DDR5 vs. DDR4 - Performance
The biggest difference is that bandwidth and frequency are significantly higher. The ADATA DDR5 memory modules deliver frequencies of up to 4800 MHz and have a bandwidth of 38.4 GB/s, which is 50% higher than DDR4-3200. The maximum frequency is increased by a factor of 1.63 compared to DDR4.