Question Motherboard question

[Klaus235]

How do i know what topology is my ram slots

 

[Eximo]

Hmm, not generally listed. A good rule of thumb is to look at the QVL. If you see only high speed memory for two slot configuration, it is generally daisy chain. If you see high memory speeds for more than two slots, then it is T-Topology.

I don't think T-Topology made it into DDR5 boards at all, as they all seem to have trouble with high speed with 4 sticks.

 

[Klaus235]

what high speeds?

 

[CountMike]

what high speeds?

Those over IMC speed controller base speed built into CPU over which is considered overclock.
PS. Term Topology is not only about memory but connections of all components on the MB.

 

[Klaus235]

https://i.ibb.co/9Z54kB1/pro.png
here is a picture of my motherboard supported cpu,vga,ram and else
draw it if you can for things to be more cleared

and i dont want any Short words like IMC QVL

 

[hotaru.hino]

Considering the 9th gen supports up to DDR4-2666 and the highest speed this motherboard is just that, I don't think we have to worry about memory topology here. It's only a concern if you're trying to push beyond the spec of the CPU's maximum memory speed.

PS. Term Topology is not only about memory but connections of all components on the MB.

In a vacuum the term mostly relates to memory slots, because in modern motherboards everything else in the system is now point-to-point. And topology only matters in shared busses, which aren't a thing anymore.