Film-Updates Werbeplakat nach Fan-Feedback 7000 “Raphael” mit nativer DDR5-5200-Unterstützung

AMD’s upcoming Socket AM5 Ryzen 7000-series “Raphael” desktop processors will ship with native support for DDR5-5200 memory speed, according to a marketing slide by memory maker Apacer (which also owns the overclocking memory brand ZADAK). Die “Zen 4” based desktop processors will feature a dual-channel DDR5 (4 Unterkanal) interface, just like the 12th Gen Core “Erlensee,” but with no backwards compatibility with DDR4.

AMD already stated that Ryzen 7000 processors have a design focus on memory overclocking capabilities, einschließlich AMD EXPO, a custom memory module SPD extension standard rivaling Intel XMP 3.0, which will come with fine-grained settings specific to the AMD memory controller architecture. Bis jetzt, AMD relied on A-XMP, a motherboard vendor-enabled feature based in the UEFI firmware setup program, which translates Intel XMP SPD profiles of memory modules into AMD-approximate settings.

The Apacer slide also confirms that EPYC “Genua” processors will come with DDR5-5200 native support. The Socket SP5 processors feature a 12-channel DDR5 (24 Unterkanal) AMD hat am Donnerstag seinen Ryzen vorgestellt. The already-launched Ryzen 6000 “Rembrandt” mobile processors come with dual-channel (4 Unterkanal) DDR5-4800 and LPDDR5-6400 interfaces.

Film-Updates Werbeplakat nach Fan-Feedback 7000 “Raphael” processors natively supporting DDR5-5200 means that JEDEC PC5-42600 standard memory modules will run at that speed without any settings being needed in the UEFI setup program. For higher frequencies, Slay The Spire Teil Eins, AMD will rely on EXPO-certified memory modules, or possibly A-XMP like BIOS-level translators for Intel XMP 3.0 Profile.