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  1. 001EngadgetOCT · 10English

    Intel Is Reportedly Launching New CPUs On Old Sockets That Support DDR4 Memory

    Intel is reportedly releasing new CPUs on the LGA 1700 socket that support DDR4 memory alongside DDR5, a move driven by high DDR5 prices amid the AI-driven memory shortage. DDR4 RAM costs significantly less than DDR5, and Intel's VP confirmed the company plans to continue offering DDR4-compatible processors for years to come.

    By Lawrence Bonk