It is not usual to find modules of RAM memory overclocked ECC (Error Correction Code), but things are about to change. G. Skills in fact, he is currently working on some RDIMM (Registered DIMM) DDR5-6400 for workstations and servers. The new Zeta R5 will debut in conjunction with the upcoming Intel Xeon W Sapphire Rapids processors and represent the first product of this type designed for the professional IT segment.

Providing a closer look at the new G.Skill Zeta R5 modules is the overclocker der8auerwhich shows us a bank with a total capacity of 128GB made up of a total of 8 memory chips of 16GB each. As indicated by the acronym, this is capable of operating at a frequency of 6400MHzwith fairly small CAS latencies of 32-39-39-102 and a voltage of 1.4V. Overclocking support pays off of course compatible with Intel XMP 3.0 profile, which allows you to configure the fastest and most stable profile with one click. Since this is a model not yet on the market, the details regarding availability and price are still unknown, although it is more than likely to expect an official announcement from the company shortly.

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Meanwhile, Intel would be thinking of replacing the Z690 and B660 chipsets, launched a year ago with Alder Lake CPUs. With the release of the 13th-generation Raptor Lake Core non-K series, Intel also introduced the new B760 chipset for the mid-range. The main differences between the 600 and 700 series mainly concern the number of PCI Express lanes and support for more USB ports. The company has already communicated its intent to motherboard manufacturers, asking them to use the new chips. Although there is still no official news on the site dedicated to product notifications, it seems that the information is reliable and well founded: we told you about it in this article.

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