[COMPUTEX 2026] Biwin Presents New 4-Rank CUDIMM & AMD EXPO ULL Modules, Plus New Storage Products

Biwin returns to COMPUTEX 2026 with new memory products focusing on extreme performance, with its sub-brand Origin Code presenting the new 4-rank CUDIMM modules (also called CQDIMM), low-latency modules adhering to AMD EXPO Ultra Low Latency (EXPO ULL) standard, plus several new Biwin-branded storage products.

Biwin / Origin Code @ COMPUTEX 2026

Biwin wants you to have your proverbial cake and eat it too: the new Black Opal OC Lab Gold Edition DW100 RGB memory kit is offered in kits of four 48GB modules, offering a combined 192GB of capacity while operating at an highly aggressive timings of CL28 at 6000MT/s. There’s also the same kit in two 64GB modules producing 8400MT/s of clock speed at CL42 timings, with high clock speed designed for bandwidth-sensitive workloads like rendering, multitasking, and of course, AI.

Next up, the Origin Code Vortex 256GB kit (in 4x 64GB configurations) is similarly high-performance, offering DDR5-6000 CL30 with a dedicated triple-fan module cooler to keep the thermals in check – there’s even builds with custom watercooling loop for those being extra ambitious. The same brand is also producing models like 4-Rank CUDIMM with two 128GB modules to offer the same 256GB capacity at DDR5-7200 CL38 speeds (overclocked to DDR5-8000 CL42 in the demonstration seen above), and you can bolt an LCD display on top of that for live monitoring and extra aesthetic points.

The fourth kit displayed is the new AMD EXPO Ultra Low Latency-capable kit that pushes memory timings down to CL26, while simultaneously pushing the memory clock speed up to 6200MT/s. As we all know, the universal “sweet spot” of all DDR5-based Ryzen processors is DDR5-6000, with some lucky bins capable of pushing extra clock speeds on top of that. Hence, the typical performance-boosting technique is to tighten timings, and CL28 is usually the most aggressive timings achieved – EXPO ULL-certified modules enables new modules like this one to push even further for additional single-percentage performance uplifts.

Meanwhile, the storage segment is led by the new M560 SSD slotted below the Black Opal X570 PRO (now available in 8TB variants), with the PCIe 5.0-capable drive delivering sequential speeds of up to 12GB/s along with 1.7 million IOPS of random I/O. The company also introduced the Amber PX4000 portable SSD in capacities of up to 8TB, whereas the Amber ME300 microSD Express card, compatible with RE310 reader and available in capacities up to 1TB, leverages PCIe NVMe technology to achieve read/write speeds of up to 900MB/s and 800MB/s respectively.

Pokdepinion: Some truly blazing-fast memory modules on display here.