AMD's next-gen Ryzen Desktop CPUs, codenamed Olympic Ridge, based on Zen 6 core architecture, will get an integrated NPU but remove the iGPU. AMD's Next-Gen Ryzen Desktop CPUs Based on the Zen 6 Core Will Reportedly Remove iGPU But Feature an NPU Instead The next-generation AMD Ryzen Desktop CPU lineup is planned for 2027 and will feature some major upgrades. Some of these upgrades include the latest Zen 6 core architecture and the utilization of the TSMC 2nm "N2P" process technology. We expected to see major uplifts in IPC, Efficiency, and Overall Performance. In addition to that, the Olympic Ridge […]

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AMD EXPO ULL (Ultra Low Latency) memory brings faster gaming performance & auto memory overclock to DDR5 modules. AMD Guns For Lower-Latency Driven Gaming Performance Boosts With EXPO Ultra Low Latency DDR5 Memory Today at Computex, AMD is teasing a brand new technology for its EXPO memory standard called EXPO Ultra Low Latency. With EXPO ULL, AMD is adding a new performance boost for its Ryzen platforms with tightly tuned DDR5 DIMMs that enable more FPS in games. So what is ULL? It's another set of features being added to modernize and enhance the existing EXPO Memory technology. We know […]

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ASUS's first DDR5 memory modules, the ROG 20th Edition, have been demoed on the ROG Crosshair X870E APEX motherboard, showcasing impressive OC capabilities. ASUS Equips Its ROG Crosshair APEX Motherboard With Its First DDR5 Memory Modules & Pushes Them To 8800 MT/s With Ease This Friday, ASUS announced its first-ever "ROG" DDR5 memory modules featuring up to 48 GB capacity, a stunning design, and a special ROG-Mode that switches between low-latency and high-speed profiles. During the event, ASUS's in-house overclocker, Safedisk, also showcased some overclocking capabilities of its first DDR5 memory solution on the newly released ROG Crosshair 2006 motherboard, […]

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Biostar is the first motherboard vendor to confirm that next-gen AMD motherboards will be displayed at Computex, possibly made for Ryzen "Zen 6" CPUs. First AMD Ryzen "Zen 6" Motherboards Could Be Shown off at Computex, Or They Could Be A Further Refresh of Existing Designs Out of all the AMD motherboard vendors, it is Biostar that has decided to use the term "next-gen" for its upcoming products during Computex 2026. The company doesn't tell what it means by "Next-Gen" AMD Motherboards, but we can make a few guesses. First of all, we all know that AMD is working on […]

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FinalWire has released the updated AIDA64 software, offering support for next-gen CPUs such as AMD Zen 6 APUs & Intel Nova Lake. AMD Zen 6 "Ryzen" CPUs & Intel Nova Lake Get Early Support In AIDA64 v8.30 The latest AIDA64 release has some major updates. One of these is AIDA FPS, which expands the feature set of the software suite with a new module that captures real-time FPS data from DX11 and DX12 games. The data can be displayed across all existing outputs, including SensorPanel, OSD, tray icons, and logging. The full change log is listed below: New in AIDA64 […]

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AMD is reportedly working on EXPO 1.2, a major update to its memory overclocking standard designed to squeeze more performance out of the AM5 platform while laying the groundwork for the future.

According to 1usmus (via VideoCardz), this version introduces several granular tuning options, including support for tREFI, tRRDS, and tWR timings, along with a new Unified Latency Lock (ULL) feature and VDDP voltage adjustments designed to keep high-frequency kits stable.

The new update is also expected to expand support for CUDIMM and MRDIMM modules. However, current Zen 5 users should manage their expectations, as the AGESA 1.3.0.1 firmware currently offers only partial support. Full native support for these modules is likely to arrive only when AMD launches the Zen 6 processor series.

In an effort to mitigate ongoing global DRAM shortages, AMD has also used EXPO 1.2 to welcome several Chinese memory manufacturers into its certification programme. Brands such as RAMXEED Limited Conexant, Rui Xuan, and Fujitsu Synaptics are now officially supported, providing more alternatives to traditional consumer DRAM kits.

For those using Asus boards, a beta BIOS version 2301 is already available on some models.

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AMD EXPO 1.2 is launching soon, and with it, some new features, along with support for Chinese DDR5 memory, are being added too. AMD EXPO 1.2 Enables Support For Chinese DDR5 Memory Makers To Tackle DRAM Shortages & Increasing Prices New information about EXPO 1.2 comes from 1usmus, the author of HYDRA, CTR, and DRAM calculator for Ryzen, & leaker chi11eddog. The new information covers various aspects of the new memory tech, which is anticipated soon. Starting with the details, AMD EXPO 1.2 will be adding support for module geometry, allowing users to mix and match various memory capacities. But […]

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