I don't know how relevant the memory ranks with ddr5 are anymore, but this is mostly a question of capacity then.
And with the current configs you can still get close to 200Gb without paying all too much. Plus, those are the first boards. I don't think there is anything technically in the chipset itself preventing them from going with more slots, so we will probably see them.
I don't know how relevant the memory ranks with ddr5 are anymore, but this is mostly a question of capacity then.
And with the current configs you can still get close to 200Gb without paying all too much. Plus, those are the first boards. I don't think there is anything technically in the chipset itself preventing them from going with more slots, so we will probably see them.