The march towards DDR5-10000 continues. Although overclockers have already well and truly passed that mark, those kinds of speeds are all but out of reach without extreme cooling and you have the ...

your memory modules could be clocked at a lower JEDEC standard, such as 4,800 MHz or 6,400 MHz by default. Depending on your RAM of choice, this could be fine. However, some DDR5 configurations ...

The INNOSILICON DDR IPTM Mixed-Signal DDR5/4 Combo PHY s provide turnkey physical interface solutions for ICs requiring access to JEDEC compatible SDRAM devices. It is optimized for low power and high ...

Synopsys® VC Verification IP for JEDEC DDR5, deployed in November 2016, provides a comprehensive set of protocol, methodology, verification, and productivity features, enabling users to achieve ...

Higher densities due to an increase in the individual DRAM die sizes from 4Gb to 8Gb and 16Gb DDR5, actively under development at JEDEC, is expected to increase the operating data rates up to 4800Mbps ...