Meguiar shows JEDEC standard DDR5-5600 memory, native support of 13th generation kuri.
CTOnews.com October 1 news, according to PC Watch news, Micron in Intel's "Intel Innovation" event to show the latest JEDEC standard DDR5-5600 memory.
CTOnews.com learned that both Intel and AMD have released the latest generation of processors, with Intel 13 Kerry natively supporting DDR5-5600 memory and AMD Sharon 7000 natively supporting DDR5-5200.
According to Meguiar, when dual-channel (64bit × 2) configuration uses DDR5-4800 memory, the bandwidth of CPU and memory is 76.8GB / s. By contrast, when using dual-channel memory with DDR5-5600, the bandwidth of CPU and memory is 89.6GB / s.
Currently, the DDR5 memory frequency on the market ranges from DDR5-4800 to DDR5-6000 + (OC). In terms of price, take Kingston as an example, 16GB DDR5-4800 sells for $559; 16GB DDR5-6400 sells for $1179.
