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  1. 03-12-2007, 10:57 AM #1
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    Samsung develops GDDR5 for ultra-high GPU memory bandwidth

    Yup, GDDR5 is the speed successor to GDDR4. Expect to see it on an NVIDIA or ATI GPU card soon.
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    Re: GDDR5 announced by Samsung

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    Re: Samsung develops GDDR5 for ultra-high GPU memory bandwidth

    works for me
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    Re: Samsung develops GDDR5 for ultra-high GPU memory bandwidth

    will there ever be quad data rate? ive always wondered how far they can push ddr until theres a time to start looking towards qdr
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    Re: Samsung develops GDDR5 for ultra-high GPU memory bandwidth

    "will there ever be quad data rate? ive always wondered how far they can push ddr until theres a time to start looking towards qdr"

    There is, well, for intel buses anyway. P4 (Northwoods?) and upwards have Quad pumped busses, originally it was single data rate, then DDR, so it would probably happen....sometime!!!



    Rol on Nvidia 9800GTXXXX and AMD/ATI HD4990 lol
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