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Riding on the hype from the Intel X299 motherboards launched at Computex, ADATA, G.Skill and Team Group showed off their renewed DDR4 memory modules portfolio among other flash memory related product updates.

Looking for DDR4 memory for your new Kaby Lake or Ryzen rig? Maybe one of these RAM kits will be just what you need.

Later this year, Intel will debut a new high-end desktop platform codenamed Broadwell-E. If you're still hanging on to the older Intel X79 platform, the release of a new CPU could send prices of the current Haswell-E processors tumbling. Would that make the X99 platform a worthwhile option? We lay out the results and recommendations.

We've finally test out the retail version of Aftershock's latest S-15 gaming notebook, equipped with Intel's new Skylake processor. While we've put the engineering sample through its paces previously, how does the final version hold up?

Intel's new Z170 chipset and Skylake CPUs is finally coming, and most will only support DDR4 memory. So you'll need to shell out for new memory kits if you're considering a build with the latest hardware. We round up a handful of kits for your consideration.

The Intel X99 chipset is the first desktop platform to feature quad-channel DDR4 memory modules and pair with the new LGA2011-v3 CPU socket that supports the 8-core Intel Core i7-5960X CPU. Together, they are touted to be ultimate desktop PC platform. If you're not familiar, this primer is for you.

Besides Gamer, Overclocking and Classic series, MSI announces a new Eco series catered for personal cloud, home and SMB server setups. Also showcases next generation DDR4 and USB 3.1 prototypes.