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Plenty of 12GByte laptops around, usually with 4 GByte soldered and 8 GByte added. Usually one would do that with two or three modules, it's just the split bus
by hengheng 4y ago
Plenty of 12GByte laptops around, usually with 4 GByte soldered and 8 GByte added. Usually one would do that with two or three modules, it's just the split bus nature od ddr5 that makes for slightly weird packaging.
Actually my phone has 12GByte now that I think about it. It's more of a packaging and mechanical footprint thing than anything else.
Doesn't matter above four modules ofc, the server world will see very little of this.
- smolder 4y agoMy family used to have a 68040 Mac with 5MB of RAM, IIRC. One came standard, four were added.
- vardump 4y ago> Plenty of 12GByte laptops around, usually with 4 GByte soldered and 8 GByte added. Since almost all of the laptop CPUs are dual memory channel, this is pretty bad for memory bandwidth. In the best case, just 4 GB has half the bandwidth. In the worst case all of the memory has just 50% performance.