CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 CUDIMMs Released with Capacities of up to 96 GB and Initial Frequencies Reaching 9,200 MT/s

[Tsing]

CORSAIR today announced the immediate availability of its VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 CUDIMM memory kits, delivering capacities of up to 96GB and initial frequencies reaching 9,200 MT/s, with even faster kits arriving soon.

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[Grimlakin]

But not compatible with AMD memory controllers right? Confirmed do not buy these for your AMD builds get the cheaper slower Udimm Modules. Otherwise these will run slower in bypass mode on non core ultra systems.

 

[LazyGamer]

But not compatible with AMD memory controllers right? Confirmed do not buy these for your AMD builds get the cheaper slower Udimm Modules. Otherwise these will run slower in bypass mode on non core ultra systems.

There's essentially no point in pushing AMDs current AM5 memory controller beyond say 6400MT/s except for racing benchmark billboards, yeah, but I'm not sure that these modules would hurt, if say one was limited to them by availability (need modules this big or whatever). Would want to be extra sure though and I'd recommend defaulting to your advice.

Only reason to consider them is that AMD will almost certainly be supporting CUDIMMs with their next release; they'll likely also be supporting much higher memory frequencies as well, not that their current memory controller is a slouch. It's just tied down by their aging Infinity Fabric implementation for the moment, and even that doesn't seem to affect performance much.