Review Adata XPG Lancer CUDIMM RGB DDR5-9200 review: Bleeding-edge memory with bragging rights included

[Admin]

Adata's XPG Lancer CUDIMM RGB DDR5-9200 is very fast on paper, but can it compete with other enthusiast memory kits on the market?

Adata XPG Lancer CUDIMM RGB DDR5-9200 review: Bleeding-edge memory with bragging rights included : Read more

 

[thestryker]

Given that it wasn't possible to run Gear 2 for the testing I think it would have been a good idea to find nearest stable settings that could. 9000/CL42 is still pretty good overall latency and 9200/CL44 isn't bad either as an example.

 

[Eximo]

There is only one appropriate response to this news.

 

[Mr Majestyk]

You can be assured Zen 6 will officially support CUDIMM as AMD has already stated Zen5 could support it. But that will mean new MB's and make Zen6 a 1 gen product essentially, if you want CUDIMM.

 

[thestryker]

But that will mean new MB

CUDIMM support won't require a new motherboard because they're compatible with UDIMMs. Only the CPU IMC needs to be compatible and the firmware to be updated with support.