Yeah, it's not peak performance, but DDR4 &amp; Win10 is the widest userbase and thus the most relevant for people looking to upgrade. A comparison of win11/ddr5 vs win10/ddr4 would be interesting, albeit I doubt the performance difference would be large.,(reply>), DDR5 is both undeveloped and extremely expensive. It is just a little better than DDR4.,(reply>), @Tim LeDuc lol, I  also came to these replies to praise glorious Lietuva.,(reply>), Why do you think Valve is doing the right thing by pushing Linux ?,(reply>), @Alireza Asadi for entertainment sure, but let us be real here. LTT is entertaining first and somehwhat informative. The other two channels have very consistent reviews with clear data points.,(reply>), @Smokey Yunick I've seen DDR4-3600 beat DDR5-5600 in benchmarks due to the much higher CAS latencies. The benefits to DDR5 are not quite as clear-cut as some people make it out to be. DDR5 will be consistently faster <i>in the future</i> . All RAM technologies become faster as they mature. The only clear benefit to DDR5 as of this moment is that DDR5 is all ECC memory.<br><b>tl;dr don't be an early adopter unless you </b><b><i>need</i></b><b> to upgrade to a DDR5-based motherboard for some reason. You'll be paying a premium and get little to nothing in return.</b>