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DDR4 and DDR5 are successive generations of Double Data Rate (DDR) synchronous dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) technology, widely used in personal computers and servers. DDR4 was introduced in 2014 as a significant upgrade over its predecessor, DDR3, offering improvements in power efficiency, performance, and density. It became the standard for most consumer and enterprise systems until the mid-2010s, when DDR5 began to emerge as the next evolutionary step.
DDR5 was officially launched in 2017 but gained broader adoption with the release of Intel’s 11th Gen
Another notable feature of DDR5 is its reduced power consumption per operation, achieved through optimizations like
Compatibility remains a critical consideration, as DDR5 is not backward-compatible with DDR4 sockets. Systems requiring DDR5