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Lexar THOR II DDR5-7600 Memory Uses CXMT Chips for High Speeds

Daniel Cross 2 min read

Lexar releases THOR II DDR5- 7600 memory kits using CXMT chips, offering 32GB capacity and CL38 latency for Intel XMP and AMD EXPO systems.

Lexar THOR II DDR5-7600 Memory Uses CXMT Chips for High Speeds
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Desktop memory buyers now have access to higher speeds from a new Chinese chip source. Lexar released the THOR II DDR5 kit, which uses memory chips from ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT). This matters because CXMT chips previously maxed out at DDR5-6000 speeds. The new kit pushes that limit significantly higher for compatible systems.

Lexar THOR II DDR5 memory kit with CXMT chips
The Lexar THOR II DDR5 kit utilizes CXMT memory chips to achieve high speeds.

New desktop RAM kit pushes Chinese chip speeds to 7600 MT/s

The THOR II product line targets desktop users who need fast dual-channel memory. Lexar ships the kit in a 32GB configuration made of two 16GB modules. This setup supports both XMP and EXPO overclocking profiles. Users can enable these profiles to reach the kit's maximum rated speed.

Specifications

  • Memory Type: DDR5
  • Speed: 7600 MT/s
  • Capacity: 32GB (2x16GB)
  • Latency: CL38
  • Voltage: 1.4V

The specific model we are tracking runs at DDR5-7600, which equals 7,600 MT/s. It maintains tight CL38 timings while drawing only 1.4V of power. This combination of high speed and low latency is rare for this chip source. It represents a major jump from the previous 6,000 MT/s ceiling for CXMT silicon.

This release confirms that CXMT chips can now handle extreme overclocking headroom. The 1.4V operating voltage suggests efficient power delivery at high frequencies. Buyers looking to upgrade from older DDR4 or slow DDR5 kits should note this option. The kit fills a gap for high-performance builds using domestically sourced memory components.

Source: TweakTown

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