Absolutely, you could even use DDR3 or older on a compatible computer (but it'll likely take longer to render the older the computer is).
You can certainly do this with DDR4, and I think it's actually better that way. DDR5 is being used for AI, and that's just unnecessary, considering the fact that the three RAM fabs had apparently focused on the AI boom by cutting DDR5 support to only enterprise-level entities.
@msokiovt@lemmy.today you make animations ??
I don't do that, no.
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