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As I understand it, and I may be wrong, the power usage of DDR4 compared to LPDDR3 under load is not that much higher, but the standby mode power draw is a lot
by Joeri 9y ago
As I understand it, and I may be wrong, the power usage of DDR4 compared to LPDDR3 under load is not that much higher, but the standby mode power draw is a lot higher, so the real reason is standby time and thinness.
Anecdata: I have a 32 gb RAM laptop (thinkpad t460p) and battery life is excellent while actively but lightly using it, but I charge it every day so I don’t know what standby time is like. Also, while it is light and compact it is absolutely not thin.
- kristofferR 9y agoYeah, according to the article I linked to regular DDR4 RAM uses around 30% more power while in use and totally destroys standby time.