AMD CPUs don't currently support CUDIMM or their speed, but that should be changing within the next generation or two.

Maybe March for a 9950X3D actual ship plus at least 2x64GB DDR5-6400 CUDIMM? We'll see... As someone who's been holding off in an effort to build a consumer (mainstream desktop socket) box with at ...

to see whether it's best to save some money and go with DDR4 or spend a little extra and use DDR5. Regarding Intel and AMD's current platforms, Intel's LGA1700 socket and 12th-gen CPUs were ...

The LGA-1851 socket platform, used for Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake CPUs, will only support DDR5 RAM, according to prolific leaker Momomo. If valid, it would mark the completion of the company's ...

Integrating the maximum number of DIMM slots into servers, specifically those using modern configurations with 12 DDR5 channels per CPU socket and two DIMMs per channel (totaling 24 DIMMs per ...

With that said, the Socket AM5 platform's memory compatibility ... WCCFTech says that its sources have divulged that the chips will support DDR5-5600 at stock and reliably run DDR5-6400 without ...

This is true even on Socket AM5; where Intel-based DDR5 rigs can hit 7000, 8000, all the way up to the world record of 11,202 MT/s, AMD systems tend to struggle to get much past 6000 MT/s.

Case in point is the Gigabyte R283-ZK0, a server board sporting a whopping 48 DDR5 RDIMM slots in a standard 2U form factor. The dual AMD Epyc board (Socket SP5) packs 24 RDIMM slots per CPU in a ...

Now that we're on the SP5 socket, Hygon's new C86 series CPUs support up to 12-channel DDR5 memory support, and while we're on the topic of DDR5, the original Zen EPYC processors didn't use DDR5 ...