Discussion of the next generation of DDR memory has been aflutter in recent months as manufacturers have been showcasing a wide variety of test vehicles ahead of a full product launch. Platforms that plan to use DDR5 are also fast approaching, with an expected debut on the enterprise side before slowly trickling down to consumer. As with all these things, development comes in stages: memory controllers, interfaces, electrical equivalent testing IP, and modules. It’s that final stage that SK Hynix is launching today, or at least the chips that go into these modules.
We’re gearing up for a return of the times where when buying a new motherboard or new memory, you better make sure the right DDR version is selected.
Looks like a fine time to punch up crucial.com in the future ( If their web configurator still will be active)