Intel reportedly plans Raptor Lake extension for DDR4 PCs

First reported by Phoronix at · Updated · 2 sources

Tight DRAM supply is pushing DDR5 prices higher and renewing interest in DDR4, according to DigiTimes. The outlet reports that Intel is preparing to extend its Raptor Lake architecture for the PC upgrade market, following AMD’s revival of processors that support the AM4 platform.

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