RAM works on a wide set of bits per transfer so if you're using ternary the mapping will waste very little. Encoding 64 bits in ternary only wastes half a bit i

RAM works on a wide set of bits per transfer so if you're using ternary the mapping will waste very little. Encoding 64 bits in ternary only wastes half a bit in the mapping for example which is less than 1% waste and thus irrelevant. It would even be a good moment to do a mapping that includes ECC by default as ternary signal integrity may very well be trickier and all RAM should have ECC anyway.