Been waiting for this to become reality but who knows when it'll happen. No telling what this will do to affordability.
Been waiting for this to become reality but who knows when it'll happen. No telling what this will do to affordability.
Well, this does make a lot of sense and is better for shipping and such. Cooling might be interesting for a bit though and the "space on board" could be a problem without very high density stacks.
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>For the last two decades, a lot seems to have changed in the world of PC building when it comes to memory. DDR5 brought with itself some noteworthy improvements to signal integrity, architecture, and alongside it, bandwidth and speed. Besides all of that, you'd still find yourself taking a long, rectangular module, aligning the notch, and pressing on it over the slot until you heard it click.
Well, this does make a lot of sense and is better for shipping and such. Cooling might be interesting for a bit though and the "space on board" could be a problem without very high density stacks.
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From the post:
>>For the last two decades, a lot seems to have changed in the world of PC building when it comes to memory. DDR5 brought with itself some noteworthy improvements to signal integrity, architecture, and alongside it, bandwidth and speed. Besides all of that, you'd still find yourself taking a long, rectangular module, aligning the notch, and pressing on it over the slot until you heard it click.