No one says you have to do so right away. When you build a new one, this new shit will be great.
No one says you have to do so right away. When you build a new one, this new shit will be great.
by the time I do that, DDR6 will be out, I'll just stick with DDR4-3200
by the time I do that, DDR6 will be out, I'll just stick with DDR4-3200
but I wish newer cpus would continue to support ddr4 for long enough. atleast 7 years.
but I wish newer cpus would continue to support ddr4 for long enough. atleast 7 years.
It's the motherboard chipset that dictates what memory to use. So, you'll be in luck as plenty will support DDR4 for a few more years, if that's what you really want. Hell, I have a recently purchased board here that supports DDR3.
It's the motherboard chipset that dictates what memory to use. So, you'll be in luck as plenty will support DDR4 for a few more years, if that's what you really want. Hell, I have a recently purchased board here that supports DDR3.
Thanks I thought it was cpu. With enough luck the cpu will be compatible with chipsets that support either or both
Thanks I thought it was cpu. With enough luck the cpu will be compatible with chipsets that support either or both
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