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There's a rumor that future desktops will use LPDDR6 (with CAMMs presumably) instead of DDR6. Of course CAMMs will be slower so they might "only" run at ~8000 G

by wmf 2y ago

There's a rumor that future desktops will use LPDDR6 (with CAMMs presumably) instead of DDR6. Of course CAMMs will be slower so they might "only" run at ~8000 GT/s while soldered LPDDR6 will run at >10000.

Tuna-Fish 2y ago
LPDDR6 won't go that low, even on CAMM2. The interface is designed for up to 14.4Gbps, with initial modules aiming for 10.6Gbps.
nsteel 2y ago
What's the advantage of LPDDR6 Vs DDR6 given the latter will be faster ?