ASUS motherboards support DDR5 with maximum speeds, while AMD CPUs also offer DDR5 performance limits.
ASUS motherboards support DDR5 with maximum speeds, while AMD CPUs also offer DDR5 performance limits.
Zen4 performance over 6000 isn't assured, you'll likely need to adjust settings to achieve a clock speed of 2133 or lower. Downclocking to 6200 or 6000 might be necessary. It's unclear why manufacturers claim unrealistic RAM speeds—those numbers seem out of reach unless paired with advanced CPUs. Most Zen4 chips cap around 6000-6200, with some high-end models hitting 6400. I think the 6400+ DDR5 claims will become accurate once Zen5 is released, provided it includes better IC and clocking features.