G.Skill and Cooler Master push active cooling into DDR5 modules

The companies are using Computex 2026 to showcase MasterDimm AC, a DDR5 memory design that pairs G.Skill modules with Cooler Master thermal hardware. The source says the product supports configurations up to 64GB x 2 and is positioned for AI computing, content creation, gaming, and professional use cases. For RamTrend, the main signal is not immediate pricing pressure but the continued move toward higher-capacity DDR5 kits with more elaborate thermal designs. That can support premium segmentation in enthusiast and workstation memory, even if it does not materially change broad DRAM supply-demand balance on its own.