The Intel Raptor Lake will support DDR5 memory up to 7,600 MHz

Intel has already launched thirteenth generation Raptor Lake processors, which will be available later this month along with Z790 chipset boards. This generation, in addition to having higher clock speeds along with a greater number of high-efficiency cores, this generation will support higher speed DDR5 memory. The base frequency has been updated to include 5600MHz memorybut you will be able to achieve higher speeds thanks to overclocking.

Intel has updated the list of XMP profiles supported by your top-of-the-range Intel Core i9-13900K processor in which we see speeds up to 7,600MHz. In the list we can see the manufacturer, latency and voltage in addition to the speed of the memory. The fastest are the G.Skill with these 7,600 MHz and a latency of 36-48-48-121 and with a 1.4 volt draw.

These speeds and latencies will be possible thanks to the XMP 3.0 profiles that overclock DDR5 modules in a simple way, and with a configuration optimized by the manufacturer and certified by Intel for its processors. At the moment we do not find this memory for sale, but we hope that appear when the intel raptor lake be available on the 20th of this month.

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