Intel reportedly wants its next-generation desktop CPU platform to be as capable as possible, and one way to do so is to support the fastest memory possible. According to reputable leaker MebiuW, the company is working to make the codenamed Arrow Lake-S platform support ultra-high-end CUDIMMs (Clock-Unbuffered Dual In-line Memory Modules), including those that support a data transfer rate DDR5-10000.
We already knew that Intel's next-generation processor can support DDR5-9600 CUDIMMs with a specially designed XMP 3.0 profile, an I/O speed of 4800 MT/s, and a memory controller frequency of 2,400 MHz. MebiuW claims that the forthcoming Arrow Lake-S processor can also handle data transfer rates of up to DDR5-10000, presumably in Gear 2 mode. Keep in mind that this is unofficial information that may contain inaccuracies, though.
