![]() ![]() Sep 26th 2023 Corsair Launches the Dominator Titanium DDR5 Memory (33).Oct 23rd 2023 Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite X SoC for Laptop Leaks: 12 Cores, LPDDR5X Memory, and WiFi7 (32).Sep 8th 2023 Gigabyte Unveils Two Stylish White Motherboards, Supporting Intel Next-Gen Processors (5).Aug 17th 2023 AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7995WX Emerges: 96 Cores, DDR5 Memory, and Over 5.0 GHz Boost Frequency (63).The base code is said to have been re-written from scratch compared to prior versions and a lot of features are still missing and some features from the older versions are said to have been dropped, at least for the time being. The goal is to provide a beta build sometime in April, but for those that don't mind compiling their own version of the code, can give it a try now, although the developers are warning that the code is going to be buggy at this point. ![]() Other features that are said to come include PXE and native USB boot. The goal of version 6.00 is to deliver 64-bit support, UEFI and DDR5 with XMP support, as well as support for up to 256 CPU cores. Version 6.00 promises a host of new features and the developers are already now asking for people that want to pitch in and help out with the project, since it's an open-source project. Version 5.31b was released in April 2020, some six years after the previous release and still not released as a final build, largely due to the pandemic. Memtest86+, the spiritual successor of MemTest86, has been somewhat stuck in development hell, but now the developer behind the memory testing software has promised to deliver version 6.00 sometime this summer. ![]()
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