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> DDR5 can barely operate with four ranks per channel, at severely reduced speeds. That is objectively false. See, for instance, V-color’s threadripper RAM[0].
by jmb99 2y ago
> DDR5 can barely operate with four ranks per channel, at severely reduced speeds.
That is objectively false. See, for instance, V-color’s threadripper RAM[0]. If 96GB quad-rank modules @ 6000Mhz in octo-channel counts as “barely operating” maybe we have different definitions of operation requirements.
As a side note, their quad-channel 3-rank RAM [1] hits 8000MHz, out of the box. Admittedly only 24GB modules, but still.
[0] https://v-color.net/products/ddr5-ocrdimm-amd-wrx90-workstationmemory?variant=44781684523175 https://v-color.net/products/ddr5-ocrdimm-amd-wrx90-workstat...
[1] https://v-color.net/products/ddr5-oc-rdimm-amd-trx50-workstation-memory?variant=45111006429351 https://v-color.net/products/ddr5-oc-rdimm-amd-trx50-worksta...
- wtallis 2y agoYou linked to registered/buffered memory modules. I already addressed that case; it doesn't apply to LPDDR or GDDR.