Intel's Arrow Lake CPUs to Support Up to 10,000 MT/s DDR5 RAM

The next-gen processors will utilize CUDIMM technology but may face challenges with gaming performance due to Gear 2 configuration.

Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake CPUs are expected to support DDR5 RAM speeds up to 10,000 MT/s, leveraging CUDIMM technology.
CUDIMM (Clocked Unbuffered Dual In-Line Memory Module) allows higher frequencies by maintaining signal integrity through clock drivers.
While impressive, the 10,000 MT/s speed can only be achieved in Gear 2 mode, which introduces latency issues, making it less ideal for gaming.
The new CPUs are set to launch in late October, potentially widening the memory speed gap between Intel and AMD.
Higher voltages required for these speeds may increase the risk of overheating, necessitating effective cooling solutions.