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Gigabyte announced on Friday that upcoming Intel LGA 1700 chips expected to launch in early 2027 will support DDR4 RAM again. This decision follows a 2024 shift to DDR5-only support, driven by DDR5 prices reaching $620 for 32GB kits versus $260 for DDR4. AMD also announced compatible motherboards for its Ryzen 7 5800X3D CPU in August.
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