Is there anything we need now that AM5 doesn't already have?

>>106507989
ddr6
pcie 6.0

>>106508001
>ddr6

Not expected until 2027.

https://www.techpowerup.com/339178/ddr6-memory-arrives-in-2027-with-8-800-17-600-mt-s-speeds

>>106507973
2027

>>106508059
>Not expected until 2027.
Not a problem either. Even AM4 is still relevant.

>>106507989
PCIe 7.0
>>106508001
PCIe 6.0 is a skip.

can't wait for the successor to the 5950x, this cpu still makes me cum

>>106508259
>AM4 is still relevant.
this
>>106508275
for me it's the 5900x

>>106508001
>am6
>ddr6
>pcie 6.0
I need that 666 platform

>>106507973

2032 maybe

>>106507973
Who cares its just another skip generation like 5, don't fall for it.

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>>106507989
More pcie lanes

>>106508001
>>106508059
it's crazy because it feels like the RAM generation life is way shorter now, however it is actually 1-3 years longer than it used to be.
As we're becoming grumpy old men, the years just go by faster.

>>106509462
Ddr3 felt pretty long to me because of the crazy amounts of CPU innovation in that period
Ddr4 also felt long but only because of how many skylake+++++ CPUs intel kept releasing

>>106509462
there wasn't really a need for high bandwidth memory and pcie back then

>>106509494
>>106509505
ddr - 1998
(5 years)
ddr2 - 2003
(4 years)
ddr3 - 2007
(7 years)
ddr4 - 2014
(6 years)
ddr5 - 2020

sad, I am old

>>106509559
>ddr5 - 2020
that was only used for some obscure arm server at the time. ddr5 adoption for the consumer market only started with alderlake in late 2021 but effectively 2022 due to shortages