> What seemed like a straightforward review at the outset became absolutely fascinating, especially when we pulled all of the DDR5 memory from a system and watc

> What seemed like a straightforward review at the outset became absolutely fascinating, especially when we pulled all of the DDR5 memory from a system and watched it boot I wonder X3D CPUs could do this with firmware that disables memory training and fills the caches so all memory accesses hit the ~100MB cache. Not particularly useful, but it would be neat