Ryzen 7000 CPU spotted with DDR5-6400 × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Gaming Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Gaming Tech Rumors AMD Ryzen 7000 Zen 4 CPU spotted alongside DDR5-6400 RAM By Arka Mukherjee Modified 03 Aug 2022 Follow Us Comment Share The AMD Ryzen 7000 CPU (Image via AMD) Ryzen CPUs and fast memory have a long relationship. Thus, it is no surprise that the upcoming Ryzen 7000 lineup will feature blisteringly quick DDR5 memory. These upcoming chips will specifically benefit from fast-running RAM as their internal fabric is directly linked to the MT/s the memory can handle. Following these specifications, a Raphael Zen 4-based CPU was recently spotted with a DDR5 memory of 6400 MT/s bandwidth. The blurry CPU-Z screenshot was shared on the social media platform Bilibili, but the post was recently deleted. HXL@9550proAMD Raphael DDR5 64GB 6400MT/s CL32Source: Toppct.bilibili.com/68973681247466…918AMD Raphael DDR5 64GB 6400MT/s CL32Source: Toppct.bilibili.com/68973681247466… https://t.co/1GCJARvqxz A Twitter user shared the image on Twitter (above), which hinted at the fact that the screenshot belongs to overclocker Toppc. Why is this Ryzen 7000 leak newsworthy The upcoming Ryzen 7000 Zen 4 chip (Image via AMD) For those living under the rock, Intel Alder Lake CPUs support memory frequencies of only up to 4800 MT/s via DDR5. While DDR5-6400 RAM has already hit the market with companies like G.Skill introducing their Trident Z5 sticks, support has been limited as no chips support such speeds. Earlier, AMD revealed that the company would bring support for high memory speeds. It also announced that chips in labs were hitting "speeds that you maybe thought weren't possible." The leaked screenshot showcases DDR5-6400 memory with a CAS latency of only 32. According to DDR5 standards, this is low-latency memory and will cost users several hundred dollars these days. DDR5 memory has not matured enough yet. The fastest DDR4 memory can go as low as 7ns while considering the first-word latency. But most DDR5 memories have high latencies that range from CL40 to above, and frequencies top out at 4800 MT/s (considering Alder Lake's limitations). This makes the newer standard slower than DDR4, giving the latter an advantage in workloads. DDR5, thus, fails to keep up, even with its significantly higher memory bandwidth. However, this recent leak with a Ryzen 7000 CPU and DDR5-6400 memory with tight timings of 32-38-38-96 might hint that latencies will fall. The featured memory stick has a first-word latency of 10ns, among the fastest memory sticks ever sold. Recent developments surrounding leak Hardware Overclocker Toppc did not comment on the leak. He mentioned that the information is still under NDA. However, a Twitter user has confirmed with the overclocker that the system was indeed based on a Ryzen 7000 Zen 4 CPU. Also, the FCLK on the chip was "able to synchronize to 3200 MHz. (4xDIMM)." 夕惕若厲@GoFlying8@harukaze5719 @9550pro @VideoCardz It is indeed AMD's platform...However in the NDA agreement no more information can be exposed. In addition fclk seems to be able to synchronize to 3200mhz. （4xDIMM）112@harukaze5719 @9550pro @VideoCardz It is indeed AMD's platform...However in the NDA agreement no more information can be exposed. In addition fclk seems to be able to synchronize to 3200mhz. （4xDIMM） https://t.co/PA7GWVS60y The Ryzen 7000 launch is one of the most awaited events in the DIY PC building community. 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