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Nick Evanson

Asus says its Intel 800-series motherboards are approved to run DDR5-7200 without an XMP profile, pointing to a RAM speed boost for an Arrow Lake refresh

A close up photo of the Asus ROG Maximus Z890 Hero motherboard.

Like most gaming PCs, yours will probably be using overclocked RAM sticks. You might not think it is, but every time you enable XMP or EXPO, that's precisely what you're doing. So, fans of Intel's latest CPUs might be excited to learn that Asus has just announced that its 800-series boards now support DDR5-7200 without overclocking.

And it's the most casual and simple of announcements, as you like, with the post on X (via Videocardz) simply stating:

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