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I thought ddr4 and ddr5 were in the same ballpark for performance, with the latter using less power and needing more on the fly error correction. Which basicall
by JonChesterfield 3y ago
I thought ddr4 and ddr5 were in the same ballpark for performance, with the latter using less power and needing more on the fly error correction. Which basically makes ddr5 seem worse than ddr4, so hopefully I'm missing something. Pretty sure there isn't a 2x in bandwidth gain.
- Our_Benefactors 3y agoDDR5 isn’t a mature technology yet. It’s not worse than DDR4, but not better by more than a few % either in real-world usage at the moment.