Synopsys expands its industry-leading DesignWare® DDR Memory Interface IP family to include support for DDR4 SDRAMs Backward compatibility with DDR3 and LPDDR2/3 mobile SDRAMs gives SoC designers ...

Despite the torrent of leaks out for Ryzen, one of the areas we’ve seen less information on is the DDR4 memory controller. While we do know that official support is at least at 2400 MHz, how much ...

DDR4 memory delivers up to 1.5x performance improvement over DDR3, while reducing power by 25% on the memory interface. The current generation of DDR4 memory deployed in datacenters runs at 2.4Gbps, ...

As we edge closer to the launch of AMD's Ryzen 3000 series we are learning more details about some of the new features it will offer. The latest of which is that the Zen 2 architecture will be able to ...

In the latest video from Leo, he discusses Intel Rocket Lake S and the possible problems Intel might have. Leo also took the time to ask Intel a couple of questions about the upcoming launch. Leo, as ...

This application demonstrates how to achieve a much faster DDR4 calibration time (ten-times faster) and how to preserve the content in the DDR4 memory during partial or full reconfiguration to enable ...

CHANDLER, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Everspin Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: MRAM), the world's leading developer and manufacturer of Magnetoresistive RAM (MRAM), today announced a comprehensive design ...

The ongoing shortage of DDR4 memory has triggered a surge in prices. Although Taiwanese memory giant Nanya's second quarter 2025 operations posted losses that were less severe than expected, ...

I am currently on a MSI B450 Tomahawk Max, 3800X, and 2*16GB 3600MHZ modules at CL16. The modules are dual rank. I'm staying on this a few more years, but would like 64GB of memory. What memory ...

A tweet from hardware leaker @momomo_us reveals that Intel’s future Arrow Lake CPU architecture could drop DDR4 support entirely in favor of DDR5. If true, Arrow Lake will be Intel’s first CPU ...

This article was published in the September 2015 issue of Maximum PC. For more trusted reviews and feature stories, subscribe here. It’s tempting to always get the biggest and fastest memory kit, but ...