3 ms·
Moore’s law never applied to ram and again, you aren’t comparing apples to apples either. There’s a lot of factors that go into building a complete system, so s
by jsjohnst 3y ago
Moore’s law never applied to ram and again, you aren’t comparing apples to apples either. There’s a lot of factors that go into building a complete system, so stop trying to apply an old cpu transistor adage to something it was never intended for and maybe you’ll have better success?
- esperent 3y agoMoore's law never applied to GPUs either. I don't know if it even said anything about CPUs, specifically. It's about transistor density vs cost. Roughly the same tech advances apply to making all three kinds of chips so I think it applies (somewhat) equally to CPU, GPUs, RAM and even SSDs etc. Bearing in mind that ram lags a few generations behind CPU and GPU (I think DDR5 is 12nm vs latest GPUs around 4nm). And also that Moore's law is not a physical law, even when it was in full swing it was only ever meant as a rough guideline for what to expect over a couple of years period.