Find and Pitch Jounalists, Get Your Story Covered

	Profile	Recent Articles on Subject
1	Aaron Klotz Tom's Hardware @Tailscale, ex-@Mozilla. Not writer. Calgary, Alberta tech	$25 active memory cooler reduces temperatures of 'naked' RAM by up to 41% — Corsair Vengeance Airflow cooler prevents 768GB DDR5-6400 of server RAM from overheating - 24 days ago MSI introduces Latency Killer to improve DDR5 latency on AM5 motherboards — feature reportedly reduces latency by up to 8ns - about 1 month ago CAMM2 benchmarks show similar performance to normal DIMMs — Kingston DDR5-7200 C38 CAMM2 with CKD compared to DDR5 DIMM - 4 months ago RTX 4070 infused with slower GDDR6 pictured — new variant features 20 Gbps VRAM with 5% less bandwidth - 4 months ago Sapphire rolls out powered-up AMD GPU that's a lot faster than the RTX 4060 — RX 6750 GRE Black Diamond is up to 49% faster than RX 4060 in vendor-provided benchmark - 12 months ago Phison reveals specs for new USB 4, PCIe Gen 5 SSD hardware -- more details at CES 2024 - about 1 year ago Nvidia reportedly creating new RTX 4090 D 'Dragon' GPU to comply with US export regulations for China - about 1 year ago
2	Mark Tyson Tom's Hardware Writes technology news. Personal tweets. Views own. Previously at HEXUS. Taiwan Technology newshardware	Raspberry Pi 5 RAM-doubling upgrade demoed — going from 4GB to 8GB with the wave of a soldering iron - about 1 month ago Intel preps for PCIe 6.0 inferno with PCIe thottling driver for Linux — mechanism reduces SSD bandwidth when the drive gets too hot - about 2 months ago Asus joins the Thunderbolt 5 add-in-card party — ThunderboltEX 5 boasts twin 120 Gbps bi-directional USB Type-C and triple mini DP ports - 2 months ago Asgard launches world's first DDR5-9600 CUDIMMs — promising DDR5-10000+ modules are on the way - 3 months ago Asus PCIe Card Hits 512 Gbps With Four PCIe 5.0 SSDs - about 1 year ago
3	Les Pounder Tom's Hardware Associate Editor @tomshardware. Writer for @linuxformat. Blackpool, Lancashire technologywritingediting	Raspberry Pi 5 RAM-doubling upgrade demoed — going from 4GB to 8GB with the wave of a soldering iron - about 1 month ago
4	Dashiell Wood TechRadar Welcome to web zone. Hardware at TechRadarGaming. Writes various. London gaming hardwarejournalism	PS5 Pro benchmark leak suggests 60 fps play with no frame drops at a dynamic 4K resolution - 3 months ago
5	Monica J. White Digital Trends Writer, content creator, SEO expert. content writingcopywritingSEO	Nvidia is launching a new GPU, but read this before buying - 4 months ago Next-gen GPU memory will achieve unheard-of speeds - 11 months ago
6	Andrew E. Freedman Tom's Hardware Senior Editor @tomshardware. Gizmos & gadgets enthusiast. NYC technologyediting	Nvidia officially announces a new RTX 4070 with slower GDDR6 memory — says performance will be similar to the GDDR6X version - 4 months ago
7	Paul Alcorn Tom's Hardware Equal opportunity truth provider. Deputy Managing Editor technologyjournalism	AMD dishes out more Zen 5 details — compact core is 25% smaller than the normal core, new SoC and chip architecture with dual CCXs - 5 months ago Micron shows massive 256GB DDR5-8800 memory sticks — High-capacity double-height 20-watt MCRDIMM modules come in different flavors - 9 months ago
8	Dean Takahashi VentureBeat Obsessed with technology. San Francisco + NYC Technology	Micron unveils Crucial P310 consumer SSD for handheld/laptop gaming - 5 months ago Intel unveils Thunderbolt 5 standard for high-speed connectivity - over 1 year ago
9	Stewart Bendle Tom's Hardware Works for Tom's Hardware PC Hardware enthusiast Twitch Affiliate Somerset, United Kingdom	4TB Crucial P3 Plus SSD is down to 5 cents per GB, for a limited time only - 6 months ago
10	Jarred Walton Tom's Hardware Specializes in GPUs, graphics cards. Enthusiast. Johnstown, Colorado computer hardware	GDDR7 graphics memory standard published by JEDEC — Next-gen GPUs to get up to 192 GB/s of bandwidth per device - 10 months ago Newer, faster PCIe 5.0 SSDs coming soon — Phison reveals E26 Max14ium and E31T controllers - 11 months ago

Journalists covering DDR5