Casey Liss

You can buy DDR5 memory sticks with little OLED screens on them right now.

The idea is that the screen would display details useful to know while overclocking your memory.

It's only $590, which is not much more than current DDR5 prices.

All right.

Asus, whatever it's called.

It's not Asus, I learned.

It is not Asus.

It has improved or is improving color accuracy for Mac users.

Jacob Hahn on the CineD website writes, Asus has introduced new macOS Focus features for its pro art displays aimed at improving color critical workflows for photography and video professionals using MacBook, Mac Mini, and Mac Studio systems.

Key updates include support for the Asus Display Widget Center on macOS, enabling software-based monitor control and MacBook keyboard brightness adjustment, as well as new M Model P3 color mode, designed to align ProArt displays with MacBook screens for consistent color reproduction.

All right, and then we talked in last week's Overtime about the Fender Mix modular headphones, and Graham Doby writes, there's a Danish company called AI, AI, AI, all caps, that's been making custom modular repairable headphones for 15 years or so.

That brand name didn't age so well.

It's all caps.

All right, and then Tyler H. writes, I tried the Fender mix at CES.

They're not heavy and sound decent.

I think the draw should be the high-res audio, but customization is neat and battery replacement is fine.

I've also used the Fairphone modular earbuds, and I hated them.

They sound bad and are bigger, so why would you want to keep them around any longer?

At least the mix looks fine and sounds good.

That was very fast.