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Wow. 8800 is fast DDR 5. I just ordered some Dell PCs with DDR5 4800.
by vondur 3y ago
Wow. 8800 is fast DDR 5. I just ordered some Dell PCs with DDR5 4800.
- wmf 3y agoIt's kind of putting two channels on one DIMM so it's exactly double the speed. This DIMM is interleaving 4400 chips.
- Dylan16807 3y agoIf I'm doing my math right, each RAM chip only has two data pins attached to it. So you could cut the number of RAM chips in half (or even fewer) and still keep the same throughput. In other words, these same ultra-fast buffer chips could be added to an otherwise normal module. Or you could put the transceivers from them into normal RAM chips. Having so many chips is for capacity reasons, not speed reasons. There's no need to have more "channels".