FAQ

To install more RAM, first shut down and unplug your PC, open the case, locate the RAM slots on the motherboard, and remove the existing memory if necessary. Align the notch on the new RAM module with the slot and press it firmly into place until the retaining clips lock it in.

Learn more in Simple Steps to Install RAM on PC by Yourself.

RAM temporarily stores the data your PC needs to access quickly while gaming, including game assets, textures, maps, and other information. Having enough RAM helps games run more smoothly and can reduce stuttering, freezes, and performance issues caused by insufficient memory.

Learn more in What Does RAM Do For Gaming? Everything You Should Know.

CUDIMM stands for Clocked Unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module. It is a type of DDR5 memory module with an onboard Client Clock Driver (CKD), which helps improve signal integrity and stability at high memory speeds. CUDIMM modules can support data rates of 8,000 MT/s and beyond on compatible platforms.

Learn more in DIMM vs. CUDIMM: What Are the Differences.

CUDIMM is a DDR5 memory standard that uses an onboard Client Clock Driver (CKD) to improve memory signal stability and support higher operating frequencies. CUDIMM modules can reach speeds of 8,000 MT/s and beyond on compatible platforms.

Learn more in How CUDIMM Enhances Performance in AI and Machine Learning Workloads.

Granite Ridge is the codename AMD used for its Ryzen 9000 desktop processors based on the Zen 5 architecture. It succeeded the Raphael Ryzen 7000 desktop processor family and introduced new performance and platform features while retaining the AM5 socket.

Learn more in What is Granite Ridge: Everything You Need to Know.

Intel 200S Boost is an automated overclocking profile for compatible Intel Core Ultra 200 K-series desktop processors. It adjusts CPU interconnect and DDR5 memory frequencies within defined voltage limits to improve overall system performance, particularly in latency-sensitive workloads such as gaming.

Learn more in What is Intel 200S Boost? Everything you need to know.

The minimum Cyberpunk 2077 system requirements include an Intel Core i7-6700 or AMD Ryzen 5 1600 CPU, 12GB of RAM, an NVIDIA GTX 1060 6GB, AMD RX 580 8GB, or Intel Arc A380, and 70GB of SSD storage.

Learn more in How to Know Can my PC Run Cyberpunk 2077?

You can make Blender render faster by upgrading your CPU or GPU, increasing system memory when needed, and optimizing Blender settings such as render samples, resolution, denoising, and render engine options.

Learn more in How to Make Blender Render Faster?

Installation guides for all products are available on our support page. Please visit our support page for step-by-step instructions or contact Support@biwintech.com for personalized assistance.

No, removing the heatsink or heatspreader will void the warranty.

Please first ensure that the product has been installed correctly. If the issue persists, please contact us at Support@biwintech.com for further assistance.

[DDR3]

• The standard DDR3 memory voltage is 1.50 V.
• Low voltage DDR3 is 1.35 V.
• Ultra Low Voltage DDR3 is at 1.25 V.
• DDR3 memory voltage can run at 1.65 V for overclocking.

[DDR4]

The standard DDR4 memory voltage is 1.20 V.

When overclocking, the DDR4 memory voltage may increase; please refer to the memory's specifications for the recommended values.

In general, voltage above the rated memory specifications can damage the memory modules over time. Please also note that increasing the voltage will result in higher energy consumption and greater heat output and excessive heat will shorten the life of the memory modules.

[DDR5]

The standard DDR5 memory voltage is 1.10 V.

Overclocked DDR5 memory may operate at higher voltages. Please refer to the memory’s specifications for the recommended values.