Modern custom-built desktop PCs are gradually adopting DDR5 memory as the new standard, with more of a forceful move made by AMD, while Intel still allows DDR4 compatibility on 12th and 13th Gen Core processors. It's here to stay, and there are plenty to choose from, which makes it a little tricky when you don't know which specifications matter the most. Crucial is no stranger to the category and has expanded its range with more Pro Series RAM aimed at overclocking enthusiasts and gamers.
