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AMD EXPO-ULL DDR5 Profiles Boost FPS by 13% and 1% Lows by 15%

Lena Fischer 1 min read

AMD announced EXPO Ultra Low Latency (EXPO-ULL) DDR5 memory profiles at Computex 2026, delivering up to 13% higher FPS and 15% better 1% lows. Kits arrive June 2026.

AMD EXPO-ULL DDR5 Profiles Boost FPS by 13% and 1% Lows by 15%
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announced EXPO Ultra Low Latency (EXPO-ULL) at Computex 2026. The new memory profiles target gamers and enthusiasts who want to squeeze more performance from their DDR5 kits without manual tuning.

Latency reduced by 5 to 7 nanoseconds

EXPO-ULL works with DDR5 memory modules at 6000 MT/s and 6400 MT/s. It improves timings to reduce latency by 5 to 7 nanoseconds compared to standard JEDEC settings.

Specifications

  • Memory speed support: 6000 MT/s and 6400 MT/s
  • Latency reduction: 5 to 7 nanoseconds
  • Performance gain (average FPS): 13%
  • Performance gain (1% lows): 15%

According to AMD, the profiles deliver up to 13% higher average frame rates and a 15% improvement in 1% low frame rates. That means smoother gameplay with fewer stutters.

Eight memory partners on board

Eight memory partners are on board: G.Skill, Kingston FURY, KLEVV, Lexar, TeamGroup, V-Color, XPG, and Origin Code. They will offer EXPO-ULL kits starting in June 2026.

Motherboard support will arrive via AGESA updates. Users should check their board manufacturer for the specific BIOS version that enables EXPO-ULL.

EXPO-ULL builds on AMD's existing EXPO technology, which first appeared with Ryzen 7000 series processors. The new profiles focus on ultra-low latency for competitive gaming.

Source: NotebookCheck

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