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Опубликовано 22 января 2021, 18:00
16Gbit DDR4 Memory that’s here right now. Could it be right for you? What is it, why is it and how can you transition to get all the benefits? We’re looking at more memory in a smaller size. Whereas you used to be able to get 8GB on one memory module, now you can get 16GB on the same size chip, meaning you only need to use half the number of chips to get the same memory capacity thanks to new wafer lithography below 20 nanometers.
Space and Power Saving
Why is having fewer chips better? Less power being used translates to better battery life on laptops, mobile devices, less material. Freeing up more PCB space means potentially achieving increasing maximum RAM capabilities capacities and by being able to put more RAM into smaller units like mini builds, micro builds, gaming consoles or mobile devices. Data centers and offices will see power cost savings contributing to the growth of cloud computing, edge data centers and 5G networks.
Compatibility
Next gen 16Gbit DDR4 DRAM is here and ready for us but are we ready for it? And what will happen if we’re not? 8Gbit memory modules will eventually be phased out by manufacturers to focus on the newer shinier 16Gbit modules, so planning ahead is always a good move. Right now, most current chipsets such as AMD Ryzen, Intel 9th Gen and newer are compatible but legacy Intel chips 8th gen or older, are hit or miss. Be sure to check with your system or motherboard manufacturer to see if there’s a BIOS update required.
Will you be prioritizing a next gen RAM upgrade with higher density DDR4 or are you holding out for DDR5? Let us know in the comments.
#16gbitdram #16gbit #dram
Space and Power Saving
Why is having fewer chips better? Less power being used translates to better battery life on laptops, mobile devices, less material. Freeing up more PCB space means potentially achieving increasing maximum RAM capabilities capacities and by being able to put more RAM into smaller units like mini builds, micro builds, gaming consoles or mobile devices. Data centers and offices will see power cost savings contributing to the growth of cloud computing, edge data centers and 5G networks.
Compatibility
Next gen 16Gbit DDR4 DRAM is here and ready for us but are we ready for it? And what will happen if we’re not? 8Gbit memory modules will eventually be phased out by manufacturers to focus on the newer shinier 16Gbit modules, so planning ahead is always a good move. Right now, most current chipsets such as AMD Ryzen, Intel 9th Gen and newer are compatible but legacy Intel chips 8th gen or older, are hit or miss. Be sure to check with your system or motherboard manufacturer to see if there’s a BIOS update required.
Will you be prioritizing a next gen RAM upgrade with higher density DDR4 or are you holding out for DDR5? Let us know in the comments.
#16gbitdram #16gbit #dram
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