Gigabyte launches GAMING A16, its first 'Made in India' gaming laptopGigabyte Technology has announced that its full lineup of DDR5 motherboards now supports CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory, offering consumers more choice and easing availability amid an ongoing global memory shortage.
Following AMD’s release of AGESA 1.3.0.1c and Gigabyte’s own memory optimization technology, AM5 motherboards across both the 800 and 600 series now support CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory, including 16Gb and 24Gb densities.
These DIMMs can now stably operate at speeds of up to 8200MT/s, overcoming previous AM5 platform limitations and providing greater performance headroom for builders.On the Intel side, Gigabyte’s 800 and 700 series motherboards support CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory out of the box, requiring no additional BIOS updates.
This ensures seamless compatibility for users building or upgrading systems on Intel platforms.With DDR5 supply tight and prices rising, CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory provides an additional source of availability.
It is powered by AMD Ryzen processor, and is aimed to deliver gaming as well as AI-ready computing experiences by utilising AMD technologies.
Gigabyte launches GAMING A16, its first 'Made in India' gaming laptop
Gigabyte Technology has announced that its full lineup of DDR5 motherboards now supports CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory, offering consumers more choice and easing availability amid an ongoing global memory shortage. Following AMD’s release of AGESA 1.3.0.1c and Gigabyte’s own memory optimization technology, AM5 motherboards across both the 800 and 600 series now support CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory, including 16Gb and 24Gb densities. These DIMMs can now stably operate at speeds of up to 8200MT/s, overcoming previous AM5 platform limitations and providing greater performance headroom for builders.On the Intel side, Gigabyte’s 800 and 700 series motherboards support CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory out of the box, requiring no additional BIOS updates. This ensures seamless compatibility for users building or upgrading systems on Intel platforms.With DDR5 supply tight and prices rising, CXSH (CXMT) chip-based memory provides an additional source of availability. By expanding support, Gigabyte is broadening compatibility across its motherboard portfolio, giving consumers more flexibility in selecting memory for new builds or upgrades.Gigabyte emphasized its commitment to working closely with memory and platform partners to deliver broad compatibility across its lineup.Updated BIOS files supporting CXSH (CXMT) memory for AMD 800 and 600 series motherboards are now available on the company’s product website, while Intel motherboards already ship with support enabled.Recently, Gigabyte has launched its first Made in India gaming laptop, the Gigabyte GAMING A16. It is powered by AMD Ryzen processor, and is aimed to deliver gaming as well as AI-ready computing experiences by utilising AMD technologies. To manufacture the lineup locally, Gigabyte has partnered with Dixon Technologies. The collaboration combines Gigabyte's global engineering and quality standards with Dixon's manufacturing capabilities.Sinclair Hsiao, vice president, global sales, Gigabyte, visited India alongside senior leaders from the company's headquarters representing Product Management, Procurement, Materials Planning, and Quality Assurance.
