However, strangely that it may seem, they only get along with the processors of Intel. If it is true that they are also compatible with the AMD platform of AMD, compatibility is very limited, they are therefore not an option to be considered in the equipment managed by a business processor that runs. Fortunately, it will change in the future, although for the moment, we know without knowing when.
CUDIMM memory incorporates a clock controller into the module itself which is responsible for the distribution of the clock signal directly to memory fleas, instead of doing so via the CPU or the motherboard as do the normal DDR5 modules, therefore makes it possible to offer some Transfer speeds Very superior.
AMD and its eternal memory problems
This type of memories has always worked without problems since the first day with Intel processors. In the series Ryzen 7000 AMD directly does not work with the Cudimim memory modules and if it is installed, the equipment does not start.
Serial processors Ryzen 8000 Y Ryzen 9000 They are not entirely compatible. Technically, if they can operate, however, they only do so in the diversion mode which ignores the clock controller's chucs, therefore, not having access to this, the advantages offered by these modules are ignored, being necessary to manually adjust the speed of memory transfer, and of course, it does not offer any guarantee of operation.
It seems that, users of AMD processors see light at the end of the tunnel. As indicated, Soubh Dhir, responsible for managing AMD products for games and work stations, the AM5 platform has everything necessary to offer CUDIMM memory modules supportHowever, this was not able or did not mean, when they should be compatible.
Leaving the answer in the air, confirms that, at one point, the AMD processors will be compatible with this type of memory, leaving the door open to a future without date. Currently, the AM5 socket is the priority for AMD for the two generations of the following processors.
If the AM5 platform can be compatible with CUDIMM souvenirs, it makes no sense to wait for AM6 to offer a support for this type of memories with higher operating speeds, because everything seems to indicate that AM4 always has a long life in advance (half of the processors that AMD sells use AM4) and keep 3 different platforms, as generally intel, for the sole thing it is used is to confuse users.
