AM6 when?
Is there anything we need now that AM5 doesn't already have?
>>106507989ddr6pcie 6.0
>>106508001>ddr6Not expected until 2027.https://www.techpowerup.com/339178/ddr6-memory-arrives-in-2027-with-8-800-17-600-mt-s-speeds
>>1065079732027
>>106508059>Not expected until 2027.Not a problem either. Even AM4 is still relevant.
>>106507989PCIe 7.0>>106508001PCIe 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>>106508275for me it's the 5900x
>>106508001>am6>ddr6>pcie 6.0I need that 666 platform
>>1065079732032 maybe
>>106507973Who cares its just another skip generation like 5, don't fall for it.
>>106507973
>>106507989More pcie lanes
>>106508001>>106508059it'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.
>>106509462Ddr3 felt pretty long to me because of the crazy amounts of CPU innovation in that periodDdr4 also felt long but only because of how many skylake+++++ CPUs intel kept releasing
>>106509462there wasn't really a need for high bandwidth memory and pcie back then
>>106509494>>106509505ddr - 1998(5 years)ddr2 - 2003(4 years)ddr3 - 2007(7 years)ddr4 - 2014(6 years)ddr5 - 2020sad, I am old
>>106509559>ddr5 - 2020that 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
>>106509572all of those are the release date of the RAM
>>106509559it's crazy that ddr4 is still relevant. You can go out now and buy a brand new laptop that comes with that, or go and buy a brand new am4 cpu
>>106510483>and buy a brand new am4 cpuYeah, but not X3D doe. They have disappeared from the 5000 series.AMD, where's my promised upgrade path??
>>106510483I'm on ddr4 right now, I have literally no reason to upgrade and my shit is near idle all the time, even when running 50 things.I am thinking I might just wait for am6 & ddr6
>>106510501didn't they just release 5500x3d>>106510530honestly same, even if I was buying a new pc right now I'd probably skip am5. Ryzen 5000 performs really well, it's not worth going to am5 unless you are going with some super expensive build
>>106507973amd already said socket changes only when the next memory cert becomes commercially viable
AM5 is solid, could use some new chipset though, 10gbe right out of the box.
>>106507973The desktop space is not evolving like the laptop market. When will we have a desktop variant of the AMD AI MAX processors?
>>106509559ddr1 was still used for s939 in 2005
>>106511875yea no shit right? I was looking into that yesterday with the level1tech video about that mini PC with the beefy AI chip in it.. and 128gb of ram.. a laptop chip.I don't understand why these aren't available as just PCIE slot devices for AI onlythe https://coral.ai is still peak for this and that hasn't changed in 15 yearsif google actually did shit with that it'd be the king of hardware right now
>>106511903not surprising, the dates are just the ones of when they were made. All those dates are highly variable as far as "when could I buy it on newegg" or w/e>DDR1 memory was first released as commercial DDR SDRAM chips in June 1998 by Samsung, with the first retail motherboard using the technology released in August 2000
>>106511906you just reminded me pic existedhopefully amd will get it to some day but for now amd is rumored to make much higher density lpddr5x ram work on their lowend udna/rdna5 gpus
>>106512122yep I remember themnvidia will win the ai race with gpus "if they make it out" (which is obvious they will since governments wont let them fail)I guess it's "if they keep making gpus"
>>106507989usb5
>>106512122I don't remember those, how did they work?
>im goina oooopdate need new mobo new ram new cpu every year >coooonsooooom
>>106512159it wasnt that interesting. its just a laptop board that connects to a daughterboard that has two pcie slots to bridge this board to a dgpumechanically, it was halfway there towards having an APU that's pluggable into a desktop pcie board. the problem is that this board doesn't communicate with the host system if you do that since it's its own computer.
>>106512245>the problem is that this board doesn't communicate with the host system if you do that sinceshame, getting something that would do that could be cool as fuck
>>106511875Pretty soon, Framework has ITX motherboards with Ryzen Ai Max chips & RAM up for preorder. Downside is that they are soldiered to the board; apparently Framework worked with AMD to try to get LPCAMM2 RAM working with it, but they ran into signalling issues.
I just want more pci express lanes in regular consumer gear. xeons and threadrippers are awesome for that but the prices are getting crazy.
>>106509462I think it's because CPU gens got longer and that was the measuring stick for how long ram generation lasts. With no dirp-fed 5% yearly improvement RAM feels very fast to leave
2028 at the earliest and at this rate they'll still be releasing AM4 CPUs at that time
>>106511875I don't think socketed ram could have any decent AI hardware
>>106507973Most likely when DDR6 rolls around, so not for a few more years at least.
