RAM Types and Specs
The cluster focuses on discussions about different RAM generations (DDR3, DDR4, DDR5, LPDDR5), their speeds, bandwidth, capacities, memory channels, soldered vs. upgradable configurations, and compatibility with CPUs and motherboards.
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I thought that wasn't possible since DDR3 or 4?
it depends a lot if the RAM is DDR4 or DDR5, those Intels really like fast memory
They could use ddr4, cpu supports it
I think it has to do with DDR5/DDR6.
That ram is slower than soldered down lpddr5 at the moment.
Its own DDR4 RAM? Anyone know the bandwidth or capacity?
Can someone explain why this uses DDR2 instead of a more modern DDR4?
Yeah, depends if you want 2 memory channels or 4 memory channels.
Or you can get a strix halo 395+ that has 8 memory channels with a max of 128gb of ram. I think it does around 400 GB/s
Zero since Haswell-EP uses DDR4.