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mocknuggetsery ? I'm not a native reader, can you reformulate ?

So, since we now know that's the correct bandwidth is 102 GB/s, do we have an idea why the AMD control panel is showing 204 GB/s ?

That's how LPDDR5 is. Indeed:

It's LPDDR5x 6400 so yes, it's x8. GPU-Z displays DDR5 so maybe the issue is here. ZenTimings is displaying as this, apparently its 4 single rank modules (LPDDR5X is soldered). AIDA64 memory benchmark (scores are about the same with Hypervisor disabled). I don't know why read speed is about...

I think AMD gives 4 times as much as GPU-Z because there are 4 LPDDR5 modules on this laptop, so in parallel it would effectively give 204 GB/s, but I'm not sure that games can really take advantage of this.

I hope the "classic" CP will be available and usable at least for a year or two, so we will have the time to adapt, and maybe the new app will become better after some times. I don't spend my time fiddling with settings, what I want is the least possible impact on system resources (RAM, CPU)...

Upgrading will be inevitable after some times: new games support, new OS support, new graphic cards support.

I hope so.

If I understand correctly, it will be released as a store application, so probably no way to "debloat". https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/february-22-2024-geforce-game-ready-driver/ https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/nvidia-app-beta-download/

You can install (and uninstall) Windows store on Windows 10 LTSC 2021 with one command:

Desktop, 5800X, DDR4 Crucial BL16G32C16U4R.M16FE1 3200 @ 3800 Laptop, IdeaPad Pro 5 gen 8 , 7840HS, LPDDR5X 6400 (wrongly detected as 3208 by AIDA). Latency & RAM speeds are not very good, but hey, it's a laptop, and it's LPDDR5X. Previous laptop, Legion 5 with 12500H and DDR5 4800...