V-Color made a splash at Computex 2026 with its Xfinity+ OLED Manta DDR5 memory modules, featuring integrated OLED displays that show real-time performance metrics. The high-end modules can hit DDR5-8600 speeds while displaying voltage, temperature, and timing information directly on the stick itself, alongside animated indicators for EXPO or XMP activation modes.

The company also introduced quad-rank DDR5 UDIMMs with impressive density options. Their flagship 4R module packs 256 GB onto a single DIMM running at DDR5-7600 with CL62 timings at 1.25 V, while a 128 GB variant pushes speeds to DDR5-8800 at 1.4 V. Both support ECC, targeting high-end desktop users who need maximum memory capacity.

A more affordable 96 GB option operates at DDR5-6000 with CL32 timings. V-Color also displayed multi-channel kits, including an octa-channel configuration delivering 512 GB across eight 64 GB ECC RDIMMs for workstation builds.

These products reflect the growing demand for extreme memory configurations as processor capabilities expand. The 256 GB single-module capacity represents a significant leap for mainstream platforms, though pricing and availability details remain unclear from the announcement.