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Servers will be the driving force, but DDR5 will dominate the whole DRAM market by 2026.
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Servers will be the driving force, but DDR5 will dominate the whole DRAM market by 2026.
So Next year same time, new PC with it all here :)
Is the key word here 'forecast'?
In which case, the key question must surely be how good were Yole Developments' DDR3 to DDR4 forecast compared to the reality?
Problem is, I can't find that forecast (if they ever made one).
Oh, DDR5 is going to have native ECC? That's surprising.Quote:
Additionally, DDR5 is more power efficient and include other architectural niceties like on-die ECC
The ECC aspect is not as clear-cut:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGwcPzBJCh0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGwcPzBJCh0
Thank you for this link, I was really hyped for the ECC, guess it was just marketing, BS and cost reduction.Quote:
Originally Posted by CAT-THE-FIFTH
Ah well, it was in fact too good to be true.