When pushing memory performance to the edge, Biwin dropped a bombshell—introducing the OC Lab Gold Edition DW100 RGB DDR5, the world’s first DDR5 memory with dual EXPO profiles. This speed demon hits a staggering DDR5-8000 CL34 & CL36 and throws in a DDR5-6400 CL28 profile for those who crave lower latency.
Overclocking
Biwin’s new OC Lab Gold Edition DW100 isn’t just another high-speed DDR5 module. Thanks to some meticulous binning and die selection wizardry, these modules achieve DDR5-8000 speeds without sacrificing latency. With manual tuning, you can crank them up to 8400 MT/s—because why settle for “advertised” speeds when you can go beyond?
And yes, these speeds aren’t just marketing fluff. Biwin has tested these sticks on ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and ASRock motherboards, proving their stability even under extreme conditions.
Why Choose Between Speed and Latency?
If raw speed isn’t your only concern, the DDR5-6400 CL28 EXPO profile is designed to balance low latency and high performance. This means faster responsiveness and smoother frame times for gamers, while power users will enjoy snappier multitasking and quicker load times. And if you’re up for some BIOS tuning, you can push timings even further—think 8000 MT/s at CL30 and 6400 MT/s at CL26.
Cool, Stable, and Gold-Plated
The 10-layer PCB minimizes interference for ultra-stable data transfer, while an unlocked PMIC (Power Management Integrated Circuit) ensures smooth voltage regulation. And thermals? A three-fin heat spreader design keeps temps under 50°C even under stress testing at 1.45V and 1.50V.
Of course, an enthusiast-grade memory kit without RGB wouldn’t be an enthusiast-grade memory kit. The DW100 doesn’t just perform like a beast—it looks like one, too, with a sleek dark finish, premium gold accents, and customizable 8-zone RGB lighting for that extra flex.
Available in Late March
The Biwin OC Lab Gold Edition DW100 DDR5-8000 series launches in late March on Amazon, starting at $169. Biwin will showcase it at Computex 2025 (Hall 1, Booth #J1028) from May 20–23 in Taipei if you want to see it in action. Get a hands-on experience and see why this DDR5 kit redefines high-performance memory.
