AMD details EXPO Ultra Low Latency DDR5 memory
TL;DR. AMD's David McAfee provided new technical details on EXPO Ultra Low Latency DDR5 memory, promising a 4% performance uplift over standard EXPO. - EXPO ULL memory will optimize sub timings in SPD profiles for reduced latency. - It will support existing chipsets and motherboards, potentially requiring a BIOS update for full functionality. - AMD expects EXPO ULL kits to launch at similar prices to current DDR5 kits, despite supply shortages.
- AMD's EXPO Ultra Low Latency (ULL) DDR5 memory aims to reduce latency by optimizing sub timings in SPD profiles.
- The new memory is projected to offer a 13% average performance uplift compared to JEDEC standards and 4% over standard EXPO.
- EXPO ULL will be compatible with existing AMD chipsets and motherboards, though a BIOS update may be necessary.
- AMD anticipates EXPO ULL kits from partners will be priced similarly to current DDR5 memory, despite ongoing supply issues.