This Lego inspired DDR5 RAM kit is totally stacked

The Galax Gamer rgb ddr5 memory kit with lego attached to the top on a grey background

(Picture credit: Galax, Expreview)

Galax is back with Thomas More themed PC components, this time we're looking at a Lego inspired DDR5 RAM kit that puts a unit new meaning to the term '3D stacked memory.' Now that a new coevals of tiptop-fast memory is on the way, Beetleweed must wealthy person thought it time for a nostalgia trip out.

Expreview reckons we're superficial at 4,800MHz, which is in line with some of the clear DDR4 kits today. The initial config will come in 16GB pairs, and the lineup is presently to include 8GB and 32GB pairs, besides. There's no notation connected OC speeds or pricing as notwithstandin, but there testament be different designs available—a pink or blue blocky calculate, at the very least.

The design will admit users to attach genuine Lego parts to the upper side, with RGB LED good shining up through the translucent bricks. They're part of the Galax Gamer serial publication, which also includes designs such as the Lego mixable Galax Gamer RTX 3090. Sadly, like the Coltsfoot Gamer RTX 3090, this kit is only likely to be gettable in China.

That doesn't meant we can't drool over the concept, though. Just think, someone might constitute a more modern version of that PC case made entirely of Lego (modders, have a jot).

Crossovers comparable these are interesting whether or not we can get our men on them, and hopefully they'll barrack more designers to take over cool Lego set projects, such every bit this classic, running Lego dashboard computer, or this Lego Nvidia GeForce 256.

Screw sports, Katie would rather watch Intel, AMD and Nvidia go at it. She can often be found admiring AI advancements, sighing over semiconductors, operating room gawping at the latest GPU upgrades. She's been obsessed with computers and graphics since she was small, and took Bet on Artistic production and Design up to Masters floor at uni. Her thirst for absurd Raspberry Private detective projects will never be sated, and she will stop at nothing to spread net refuge awareness—low with the hackers.