DDR4 Refuses to Die as New Processors from Intel Supporting the Older Memory Are Expected to Launch Soon

[Peter_Brosdahl]

DDR3 may have had a long reign, but its successor’s place in the new tech release cycle may give it staying power longer than anyone expected. DDR4 debuted in 2014 and, twelve years later, when it should’ve already been pushed out to the pasture, it has seen a resurgence in sales and support, thanks, of […]

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[Grimlakin]

Intel following in AMDs footsteps.. I guess AMD is the big dog now.

 

[LazyGamer]

AMD has to keep Zen 3 die production going for enterprise customers - releasing a few of those as AM4 isn't a big deal it seems.

I wonder what Intel is doing though. Obviously they don't want to bring the stigma of the Raptor Lake failures forward.

 

[magoo]

Just look up in the latest review area.......we did reviews on three boards from MSI that support AM4 and DDR4 that were released just this year......the AI has caused a real issue. It's all pretty crazy.