AMD Ryzen 7000 processors will support DDR5-5200 . memory

Reviews from Apacer also confirm the lack of DDR4 support.

Memory support for the next AMD Ryzen 7000 processors has been talking about for several months now. Earlier this year, there was talk of a predefined overclocking profile technology called RAMP, short for Ryzen Accelerated Memory Profilewhich can also be set by The term EXPO, for Extended profiles for overclocking. On the other hand, two weeks ago, Joseph Tau, Memory Enable Manager At AMD, he said that Ryzen 7000 will emphasize memory overclocking. Unfortunately, the individual did not provide any value. momomo_us retrieved a document from Apacer to answer this question: It mentions DDR5-5200 memory support by default.

This is slightly better than Intel Alder Lake processors because the latter officially supports DDR5-4800. However, unlike Intel processors, the following AMD processors will skip DDR4: The new AM5 platform will be exclusive to DDR5.

CPU-Z supports Intel Raptor Lake and AMD Rembrandt / Raphael processors

Zn 4 and 5 nanometers

The Ryzen 7000 processors It is expected from the second half of 2022. These chips will benefit from the Zen 4 CPU architecture and 5nm pattern. In addition to DDR5 memory, it marked the beginning of support for the PCIe 5.0 interface on AMD’s consumer desktop platforms.

generation	Matisse	Vermeer	Vermeer-X3D	Raphael	Granite Ridge
AMD Ryzen Series	Ryzen 3000	Ryzen 5000	Ryzen 5000X3D	Ryzen 7000	Ryzen 8000
launch date	July 2019	November 2020	April 2022	Chapter Two 2022	2023
CPU engineering	7 nm Zen 2	7 nm Zen 3	7 nm Zen3D	5 nm Zen4	Zain 5
iGPU architecture	–	–	–	4 RDNA2 حساب computation units	to select
Max number of cores CPU	16	16	16	16	to select
Plug	AM4	AM4	AM4	AM5	AM5
Memory media	DDR4	DDR4	DDR4	DDR5	DDR5
PCIe Gen	PCIe Gen4	PCIe Gen4	PCIe Gen4	PCIe Gen5	PCIe Gen5
Max TDP	105 W	105 W	105 W	170 watts	to select
Slices	AMD 400	AMD500	AMD500	AMD 600	to select