Team Red's HB-DIMM standard is designed to effectively double the current DDR5 bandwidth by reaching 12.8 Gbps transfer speeds, but without radically changing the design in order to ensure compatibility with current consumer and server-grade systems. 4 Reviews ← exclude selected typesIn a new patent discovered by tech4gamers.com, AMD expresses its concerns regarding the bandwidth limits of the DDR5 standard, especially now with the ever increasing demand for AI compute power. AMD’s improved memory standard involves “a high-bandwidth memory module architecture” that essentially doubles current DDR5 maximum bandwidth of 6.4 Gbps. It is important to note here that the 12.8 Gbps bandwidth is achieved without modifying the DRAM chip designs. Instead, the DRAM chips are placed on a high-bandwidth dual in-line memory module (HB-DIMM).