AMD EPYC Genoa CPU to feature up to 12TB of DDR5-5200
Citiraj:
According to the report from ComputerBase, with information exclusive to them, AMD will enable up to 12TB of DDR5 memory spread across 12 memory channels. The first document which was posted by Hans de Vries shows a diagram of Titanite 2P2G system with dual Genoa SP5 CPU, each supporting up to twelve DDR5 modules at the same time. It confirms that the next-gen EPYC CPU is to support up to 5200 MT/s through 16-layer memory modules which capacities up to 1.5 TB (LRDIMM type). Interestingly though, the platform is capable of supporting up to 12TB with 3DS RDIMM modules (3DS uses through-silicon vias), however, the speed will be limited to 4000 MT/s. AMD confirmed that Genoa is now sampling to customers and it is on track to launch in 2022. It will be accompanied by Bergamo based on Zen4c microarchitecture which will be compatible with the SP5 socket and platform.
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Izvor: TechPowerUp i ComputerBase
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