Origin Code unveils liquid-cooled DDR5-6200 memory that also has an LCD screen

Computex 2026 is right around the corner, and ahead of the show, Origin Code has announced the new Vortex 48GB DDR5-6200 Memory Kit with low CL28 timings that will undoubtedly draw a crowd when people see it in person. The reason is fairly obvious: this is a DDR5 memory kit equipped with a Vortex Water Block that, yes, delivers a liquid-cooling thermal solution that reportedly improves heat dissipation by 50%.

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And with that, the average memory temperature while operating at 1.55V drops from 66.3 degrees Celsius without liquid cooling to only 31.5 degrees Celsius. The custom water block features a dual-inlet, dual-outlet setup with standard G1/4 threads for custom closed-loop systems. In addition to delivering something that you don't normally see, RAM liquid cooling, the Vortex Water Block also features a small LCD wide-view screen with a 222 x 480p resolution and 60 Hz refresh rate that can be configured to showcase real-time system information for monitoring.

The Vortex Water Block is designed specifically for Origin Code's DDR5 line-up, which includes multiple kits with capacities going up to 256GB. Aside from the whole liquid cooling add-on, a 48GB DDR5 kit with 6200 MT/s speed and CL28 timings is impressive, as is the company's 48GB 6000 MT/s kit that supports CL26 or 8000 MT/s at CL36 with AMD EXPO.

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Origin Code will showcase its Vortex memory lineup at Computex 2026, on display at its booth for the duration of the show. Will this be the only liquid-cooled memory we see on the show floor? Probably not, but the specs and design we see here are certainly impressive.