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Hmm, Intel specs the max memory bandwidth as 89.6 GB/s. DDR5-8000 would be out of spec. But I guess it's pretty common to run higher specced memory, while you c
by modeless 1y ago
Hmm, Intel specs the max memory bandwidth as 89.6 GB/s. DDR5-8000 would be out of spec. But I guess it's pretty common to run higher specced memory, while you can't overclock PCIe (AFAIK?). Even so I guess my math was wrong, it doesn't quite add up to more than memory bandwidth. But it's pretty darn close!
- DiabloD3 1y agoThere is a difference between recommended and max achievable. Zen 5 can hit that (and that's what I run), and Arrow Lake can also. The recommended from AMD on Zen 4 and 5 is 6000 (or 48x2), for Arrow Lake is 6400 (or 51.2x2); both of them continue increase in performance up to 8000, both of them have extreme trouble going past 8000 and getting a stable machine.