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Intel reportedly launches new CPUs on LGA 1700 sockets supporting DDR4 memory to address skyrocketing memory prices. Gigabyte reports the move, while VP Robert Hallock confirms Raptor Lake chips will stay for years. DDR4 kits cost around $210 versus $480 for DDR5, though DDR5 offers a 1 to ten percent FPS improvement depending on resolution and GPU.
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