It is leaked that AMD Ryzen 3000 processors will natively support DDR4 @ 3200MHz RAM, which is very important.
We are learning more about the AMD Ryzen 3000 before they are officially presented in a few days. Lisa Su will officially present them during Computex 2019, but we almost know all about them. Yesterday we echoed that these processors support DDR4 up to 5000MHz without problems. It is now known that these Zen2 processors will support DDR4 @ 3200MHz memory. This is a very important leap from the current Ryzen that support only 2933MHz or from the first generation that only support 2666MHz.
The AMD Ryzen 3000 support DDR4 RAM @ 3200MHz
This is great, as AMD Ryzen processors are heavily clocked in RAM. In this case we will be able to obtain a bandwidth of 51.2GB / s for Dual Channel configurations. If we compare it to the Intel Coffee Lake processors, these processors support only 2666MHz, but the Intel processors hardly depend on the frequency of the RAM.
Everything indicates that the jump of the Zen2 (MAD Ryzen) with respect to the Zen +, will be really brutal and will squeeze Intel. And is that Intel should stop launching refried that do not contribute shit (let me be clear) already jumping to 10nm. These processors will allow AMD to regain a lot of market share quickly, without a doubt.
Another point in favor of these AMD Ryzen processors is that since they are based on a design very different from Intel, they are not vulnerable to ZombieLoad. A few days ago it was even rumored that large companies are switching to EPYC for security. There are many problems that Intel is accumulating and it seems that it is paying dearly for them. While it is true that Intel could present new processors at Computex 2019, the 14nm are no longer enough, no matter how much optimization they do.
