Origin Code to break the RAM scene with new VORTEX DDR5 armed with tri-fan active cooling system
Origin Code has announced the VORTEX DDR5, which touts to be the world’s 1st DDR5 memory module to feature an integrated active triple-fan cooling system for enthusiast-level builds.
At the core of the product is its thermal solution, containing a set of three 40 mm dual-ball bearing fans delivering up to 22.5 CFM airflow, designed to maintain stable operation under prolonged high-load scenarios such as AI processing and extreme gaming, while the dual-ball bearing construction emphasizes durability and low-noise performance.
Complementing this is the company’s “ScaleCut Cooling Fin” structure, which uses ultra-thin double-beveled recesses to increase surface area and optimize airflow, with Origin Code claiming up to 39.8% improved heat dissipation compared to conventional designs.
Design-wise, it runs a body of high-grade aluminum alloy construction with a reflective finish, aligning with premium system aesthetics while maintaining structural integrity. As for speeds, it is offered in options of 6200 MT/s CL26 32 GB kit, alongside a 48 GB variant offering dual EXPO profiles, with a secondary profile scaling up to 8000 MT/s CL36.
Higher-capacity options are also available, reaching up to 256 GB, indicating clear targeting beyond gaming into professional and data-intensive environments.
