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Intel is reportedly launching new CPUs on a five-year-old socket to allow DDR4

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Gigabyte plans to support new Intel processors on the older LGA1700 socket in early 2027, enabling use of cheaper DDR4 memory amid rising DDR5 prices driven by AI demand. This move helps retailers manage inventory and offers consumers cost-effective upgrades without new motherboards or memory.

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