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SK Hynix to Manufacture 48 GiB and 96 GiB DDR5 Modules
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15th December 2021, 08:17
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| [M] Reviewer  Join Date: May 2010 Location: Romania
Posts: 153,575
 |  SK Hynix to Manufacture 48 GiB and 96 GiB DDR5 Modules Today SK Hynix is announcing the sampling of its next generation DDR5 memory. The headline is the commercialization of a new 24 gigabit die, offering 50% more capacity than the leading 16 gigabit dies currently used on high-capacity DDR5. Along with reportedly reducing power consumption by 25% by using SK Hynix’s latest 1a nm process node and EUV technology, what fascinates me most is that we’re going to get, for the first time in the PC space (to my knowledge), memory modules that are no longer powers of two. https://www.anandtech.com/show/17117...b-ddr5-modules |
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