Intel and AMD motherboards from Gigabyte will assist larger reminiscence capability
Gigabyte has now confirmed assist for DDR4 64GB reminiscence on all DDR5 appropriate platforms.
Initially, the DDR5 platform supported 8/16/32GB reminiscence modules, however afterward assist for non-binary 24GB and 48GB reminiscence was added throughout Intel and AMD platforms geared up with DDR5 interface. Lately, Kingston has give you the primary Renegade Fury recollections, which have 64GB of reminiscence per module. This reminiscence permits extra capability as soon as all slots are occupied.
On a motherboard with 4 DDR5 DIMM slots, it can unlock assist as much as 256GB, up from 192GB supported by 4x48GB config. For dual-DIMM configuration, this implies 128GB up from 96GB. Gigabyte has now confirmed that from Intel 700 and 600 to AMD 600 sequence will assist this new reminiscence capability. The corporate has not confirmed which motherboards particularly will obtain new BIOS supporting this reminiscence capability, however it’s most likely protected to imagine it will likely be an extended listing of motherboards.
With progressive structure design and top-notch elements, GIGABYTE motherboards have performed a number one function in reminiscence efficiency. From the Intel 700 and 600 sequence to the AMD 600 sequence, GIGABYTE DDR5 motherboards will assist a reminiscence capability of single DIMM 64GB via BIOS replace. The up to date BIOS and reminiscence assist listing will likely be out there on the GIGABYTE official web site, coinciding with the launch of the newest Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5 reminiscence. Please keep tuned to the GIGABYTE official web site for additional data.
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Intel Z790 and AMD B650 motherboards with 256GB reminiscence, Supply: Gigabyte
The corporate has showcased each Intel i9-14900K & Z790 AORUS Grasp X and Ryzen 9 7900X3D + B650 AORUS Elite AX ICE boards providing such assist for this new kind of reminiscence. Price noting that in each circumstances the reminiscence featured 6000 MT/s pace.
Earlier, MSI and ASRock have additionally confirmed that they’re creating new BIOSes to assist 64GB modules, however neither firm has supplied an inventory of motherboards. It’s anticipated that wider adoption for 64GB modules will begin in early 2024 with extra reminiscence makers becoming a member of Kingston.
Supply: Gigabyte PR
