ASUS Prepares AM5 BIOS Updates for Lower-Latency CXMT DDR5 Memory

ASUS is reportedly preparing a new round of BIOS updates for its AM5 motherboards, with changes aimed at improving memory latency on selected CXMT-based DDR5 modules.

According to Wccftech, the updates are expected to introduce tighter timings for CXMT DDR5 memory. The report says several motherboard vendors have already added support for these modules, while mainstream motherboards have also reportedly set new records with CXMT DDR5 memory.

ASUS’s planned updates would add further optimization for the same memory modules. The report does not say when the BIOS releases will be available or whether every AM5 motherboard will receive the changes. It also describes the software as a beta BIOS, indicating that the reported improvements may still be subject to testing before a wider release.

The potential benefit is lower latency for supported CXMT-based DDR5 configurations, but the report does not provide specific latency figures or performance results. Users should therefore treat the information as a report about planned firmware work rather than a confirmed performance update.