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Somewhere they mention that even just DDR3 is immune from this, because the chip is not "crammed" enough to be susceptible to this attack.
by mdrzn 5y ago
Somewhere they mention that even just DDR3 is immune from this, because the chip is not "crammed" enough to be susceptible to this attack.
- egberts1 5y agoBecause it is about the capacitance banks in the memory chips. It’s cheaper to buy a dual Xeon 5660 (six CPU times two chipset times two for SMT) and ply it with 244GB of DDR3-1600 to get an overclocked 4.4Ghz than it is to buy anything DDR4.