Locked (non-K) Intel Arrow Lake will support DDR5 memory at a lower speed than unlocked (K)

According to rumors, and his usual roadmap, Intel will present references blocked later of its processors Intel Arrow Lake. These Intel Core Ultra 200 (non-K) They are expected for the next CES 2025 celebrated at the beginning of the year. We know that these next Intel Core Ultra 200 will have lower TDP of 65Wbut ASRock has also left us another clue about the memory speed it will support these processors, which will be different from the Intel Arrow Lake-K.

On the ASRock website have appeared two lists for memory support on the plate ASRock Z890 Taichi, one for the Intel Core Ultra-K series and another for the non-K series. The former offer compatibility with up to 9,066 MT/swhile non-K series with lower TDP arrives only at 7,200 MT/s. The ASRock Z890 Taichi board is a high-end board that has the newest technologies from this manufacturer, so it would not make much sense to install a mid-range processor with lower consumption.

We will have to wait for the official manufacturer positionand if really the blocked Intel Core Ultra 200 They have lower memory support than the unlocked series which has been announced at 6,400 MT/s. It may also be that some Memory overclocking technologies only work on the most powerful versions of Intel CPUs with LGA1851 socket. We will have to wait for an official announcement from the manufacturer or if the Previous rumors may confirm this trimmed configuration in memory.

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