Corsair brings a first look at its Vengeance DDR5 memory. The company did not give any specifics about the new series, such as frequency or overclocking capabilities, but this information should become accessible as we move closer to the arrival of the Intel Alder Lake-S desktop series, which will be the first to support the new DDR5 memory specification.

According to JEDEC requirements, the DDR5 memory operates at 4800 MT/s and 1.1V at its initial configuration.  Vengeance memory will be available in three different configurations: RT, RS, and PRO SL, each of which features a big RGB strip on the top of the module.

On top of that, the Dominator DDR5 memory series is scheduled to be introduced by Corsair, which has teased the series on its official page dedicated to the new standard:

Corsair displays its Vengeance DDR5 memory product