With the DDR5 memory format, the capacity of RAM modules is expected to be greatly increased. If the maximum capacity that is expected with DDR4 is the capacity of 64 Gb per module, the most common are those of 8, 16 and if that is 32 GB in higher ranges, and the 64 GB are reserved for professional ranges. MSI announces today the support for 5 GB and 48 GB non-binary DDR24 memory on Intel 700 and 600 series motherboards.
Products from the MEG, MPG, MAG and PRO series are included. Specifically, the maximum supported memory capacity is increased to 192 GB for motherboards with 4 DIMM slots and 96 GB for motherboards with 2 DIMM slots.
Much more memory capacity on MSi motherboards with DDR5
The manufacturer MSi has announced that no need to update motherboard BIOS to support 48GB based memory modules. Just install the new memory module as usual to enjoy a more efficient system with more productivity, especially for gamers and multitaskers.
While almost no game asks for more than the usual 16GB of RAM, short of games that aspire to 4K resolution and ray tracing, having more RAM means there's less of a bottleneck in gaming. long and simultaneous processes. This is that if we are playing and we like to put YouTube videos in the background, we will not suffer slowdowns, and programs that make high use of RAM such as Adobe Premiere and adobe photoshop they will work more smoothly once they handle large amounts of data and large data, such as the history of changes after long sessions.
With this, MSI confirms that its DDR700-compatible Intel 5 motherboards are future-proof for the most demanding RAM configurations.
Source: Videocardz
