(Image credit: Kingbank) Homegrown DDR5 memory from China, manufactured by ChangXing Memory Technologies , has been making the rounds lately as more and more vendors start legitimizing it. However, new testing from overclocker Safedisk, shared by Uniko's Hardware, purportedly shows that it actually carries inferior performance compared to similar options from SK Hynix, alongside significant variance in the silicon between different batches. kingbank 2x24 6000c36 1.25 kit (cxmt 3gb dies) on asus c10amanual oc to 8600c44 mt 100%key characteristics of cxmt dies- dont scale with voltage- cant tighten timings- silicon variance appears to be massive between batches- not as strong as hynix when it comes to manual… pic.twitter.com/WNPRiHj233 July 15, 2026 CXMT began producing DDR5 in late 2025 despite lacking any cutting-edge EUV lithography tools. Fast forward to today, and reports of the company matching Micron's memory capacity by this year are now floating around.…