Stefan Mileschin

According to the latest leak on the Chinese platform Weibo, Intel's upcoming Core Ultra 200 "Arrow Lake" desktop CPUs could potentially reach between 8,000 to 10,000 MT/s DDR5 speeds. To put this in perspective, Intel's current Raptor Lake Refresh processors struggle to reach 8000 MT/s, even with the best memory kits. It's also a big step up from the rival AMD, whose 9000 series chips usually peak around 7000 MT/s. CUDIMM technology, introduced earlier this year, incorporates a clock driver that regenerates the clock signal, enhancing stability and allowing for higher memory frequencies. Hence, the newest DIMMs are able to push to much higher MT/s with new platforms like Arrow Lake supporting that.

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