News Overclockable server-class ECC RAM options expand as AMD Threadripper chips arrive — G.Skill introduces Zeta R5 Neo DDR5-6400 RDIMMs

[Admin]

The Zeta R5 Neo DDR5-6400 RDIMMs hit the market just in time for AMD's new Threadripper 7000 CPUs

Overclockable server-class ECC RAM options expand as AMD Threadripper chips arrive — G.Skill introduces Zeta R5 Neo DDR5-6400 RDIMMs : Read more

 

[bit_user]

Too bad these are only RDIMMs. I checked, but couldn't find G.Skill selling any DDR5-6400 ECC UDIMMs.

 

[thestryker]

Too bad these are only RDIMMs. I checked, but couldn't find G.Skill selling any DDR5-6400 ECC UDIMMs.

Nobody is selling anything but 4800 UDIMMs when it comes to ECC. On the RDIMM side there's 4800, 5600 (JEDEC and XMP), 6000, and 6400.

Just a wild guess on my part, but I've been thinking ECC UDIMM demand is probably low compared to RDIMM since only desktop CPUs use it. I'd have been pretty happy if there was anything faster than 4800 (I'm not sure I'd replace what I have now though).

 

[TJ Hooker]

Nobody is selling anything but 4800 UDIMMs when it comes to ECC. On the RDIMM side there's 4800, 5600 (JEDEC and XMP), 6000, and 6400.

Just a wild guess on my part, but I've been thinking ECC UDIMM demand is probably low compared to RDIMM since only desktop CPUs use it. I'd have been pretty happy if there was anything faster than 4800 (I'm not sure I'd replace what I have now though).

You can get DDR5 ECC UDIMMs at least as fast as 5600 MT/s.

Kingston Server Memory: DDR5 5600MT/s ECC Unbuffered DIMM - Kingston Technology

Kingston Server Premier memory is designed for Data Centers. This Memory specification is: DDR5 5600MT/s ECC Unbuffered DIMM

www.kingston.com

 

[thestryker]

You can get DDR5 ECC UDIMMs at least as fast as 5600 MT/s.

Kingston Server Memory: DDR5 5600MT/s ECC Unbuffered DIMM - Kingston Technology

Kingston Server Premier memory is designed for Data Centers. This Memory specification is: DDR5 5600MT/s ECC Unbuffered DIMM

www.kingston.com

nice! must have been the last month or two those came out

 

[bit_user]

nice! must have been the last month or two those came out

Eh, it's been at least that long ago. I forget when it first came to my attention.

Did you ever check the QVL for your motherboard? There's also some SK Hynix DDR5-5600 that's been qualified, but seems virtually impossible to find.

 

[thestryker]

Did you ever check the QVL for your motherboard? There's also some SK Hynix DDR5-5600 that's been qualified, but seems virtually impossible to find.

Retail SK Hynix memory modules seem few and far between in NA/EU in general. Nothing other than 4800 modules even appear on their website right now. Even then I can't find any traces of the 32GB modules period.