GeIL Memory at Computex 2026: 4R DIMMs, CAMM2, ROG and TUF-certified DDR5 Kits

Golden Emperor Industries (GeIL) brought its latest high-end PC and workstation memory to the 2026 Computex. We begin our tour with the company’s latest CAMM2 and LPCAMM2 modules. The CAMM2 module comes in speeds of up to DDR5-8000, and helps you save on Z-Height around the CPU socket area. For ultraportable notebooks and mini PCs, the company released its LPCAMM2 modules, which bring full bus-width LPDDR5X memory in a replaceable form-factor.

4R DDR5 (quad-rank) is the flavor of the season, and GeIL showed us their latest products targeting workstations and AI inferencing machines. The first one is a 256 GB (128 GB x 2) DDR5 CQDIMM kit. Next up, is a quad-rank DDR5 RDIMM that comes in DDR5-6400 speeds, and per-module capacities of 256 GB, 128 GB, 96 GB, 64 GB, and 32 GB. There is, curiously, also a DDR4 RDIMM, which packs up to 128 GB per module, and runs at DDR4-3200.

We now move on to memory for PC enthusiasts and gamers. The company updated its Aquarius line of high-end PC memory with new ROG-certified memory that does DDR5-8000 at timings of 64-64-64-128 CR2. The module features an acrylic ARGB LED diffuser that’s made to look like crushed ice. Also shown is the GeIL Gemini RGB TUF Gaming Alliance memory, which offers impressive DDR5-8000 speeds.