Intel and AMD are bringing back support for cheaper DDR4 memory
According to The Verge, Intel and AMD are making new processors that work with DDR4, the older and more affordable generation of RAM. On Friday, Gigabyte said two of its motherboard lines will support upcoming DDR4-capable Intel chips.
Why it matters
RAM is the working memory that lets a computer handle big video and audio projects, and its price keeps climbing. If these chips ship as described, desktop editors could upgrade without paying for pricier DDR5 memory, or reuse RAM they already own. Models and prices are not confirmed yet.
Your moveLook up your desktop's memory type (DDR4 or DDR5) in its manual or spec sheet before buying RAM or a new PC.
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