/PRZWT/ The computer brand Gigabyte Technology officially announced the CQDIMM (Clocked Unbuffered Dual In-Line Memory Module) technology at CES 2026, bringing a significant breakthrough to high-performance memory applications. By supporting the CQDIMM technology, the motherboard Z890 AORUS TACHYON ICE CQDIMM Edition and the BIOS tuning technology, with two 128GB memories, a full load capacity of 256GB, DDR5-7200 industry record, it has broken through the previous limitation of being unable to achieve both high capacity and high frequency simultaneously.
Under the traditional DDR5 architecture, increasing memory capacity requires a trade-off between frequency and stability. Through its profound expertise in hardware and firmware design, Gigabyte has broken through the key bottleneck. By optimizing the circuit design of the motherboard, Gigabyte significantly reduces the load on the memory channels, effectively improving signal integrity. Even under high loads and long-term operation, it can still maintain stable performance. Additionally, by combining its exclusive BIOS tuning technology, it precisely optimizes the clock drive architecture, memory timings, signal synchronization rate, and voltage, releasing the ultimate performance.
Gigabyte has integrated hardware and firmware design simultaneously, ensuring that the memory can still operate stably and efficiently even under full load capacity. This industry-first milestone has set a new benchmark for high-performance computing and meets the dual demands of high bandwidth and high capacity for AI computing, content creation, and professional applications.
To ensure high compatibility with various brand memory products, Gigabyte has also collaborated with memory brands such as Adata, Kingston and TeamGroup to jointly develop a new generation of PC system solutions.
