ASRock issued a document today stating that Intel’s next-generation processors are expected to debut in October 2023, and ASRock’s 600/700 series motherboards are ready for the next-generation Core, which can be supported by upgrading the BIOS.
ASRock said that in terms of memory specifications, the new generation of Core should also have major changes: DDR5 6400 memory that supports the JEDEC specification has improved compared to the previous generation of Core processors. In theory, it will continue to support DDR4 and DDR5 memory (determined by the memory controller), but it is believed that very few manufacturers will launch motherboard products that support DDR4 specifications, and DDR5 will completely replace DDR4.
According to ASRock, as long as you find and confirm that the 600 / 700 series motherboard you purchased can support the next-generation Core processor on the ASRock official website, and then download and upgrade to the latest BIOS, you can complete the perfect motherboard for the next-generation Core processor. support.
Intel’s new generation of desktop processors is the Core 14 generation, which is a small upgraded version of the 13th generation Core series, which has increased the frequency, and the i7 model has added 4 small cores.
