#5642792

Jumbik

2019-02-22 14:17

When considering new computer, is there something that a general PC gamer (no integrated graphics) would want to wait for in regards to DDR5?

#5642799

fantaskarsef

2019-02-22 14:31

Hmmm 1.05V is really low

#5642816

Undying

2019-02-22 14:52

Ryzen 7nm+ and ddr5 in 2020.

#5642975

Stairmand

2019-02-22 17:47

Intel 10nm and DDR5 in 2045 😉

#5643080

Koniakki

2019-02-22 22:17

Stairmand:

Intel 10nm+++++++++++ and DDR5 in 2045 😉

Fixed.

#5643126

Clawedge

2019-02-22 23:34

Stairmand:

Intel 14nm+++++++++++ and DDR5 in 2045 😉

Fixed again (just like Microsoft releases 2 patches for one bug)

#5643192

Venix

2019-02-23 05:19

Jumbik:

When considering new computer, is there something that a general PC gamer (no integrated graphics) would want to wait for in regards to DDR5?

in the typical worlk loads you do not really care you mostly care to have enough if far more important sure though there are workloads that benefit but if you need fast ram for em you are already aware for em :P

#5643579

Neo Cyrus

2019-02-24 11:36

Jumbik:

When considering new computer, is there something that a general PC gamer (no integrated graphics) would want to wait for in regards to DDR5?

Compatibility. I'd bet that'll be the only significant factor. Zen 2/Ryzen 3 will have a DDR4 memory controller, so it's likely Zen 2+ will as well. But there's no guarantee Zen 3 will. On the Intel side it doesn't matter as much since those scumbags try to force you to buy new motherboards every pseudo-generation anyway.

#5644120

travian

2019-02-26 06:55

I hope we would see powerful APUs from AMD and DDR 5 4000mhz RAM...

#5644456

Bitey

2019-02-27 03:25

might be an easy upgrade for AMD now they have chiplets