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they're both DRAM, so have roughly the same performance per interface-bit-width and clock. you can see this very naturally by looking at higher-end CPUs, which
by markhahn 1y ago
they're both DRAM, so have roughly the same performance per interface-bit-width and clock. you can see this very naturally by looking at higher-end CPUs, which have wider DDR interfaces (currently up to 12x64b per socket - not as wide as in-package HBM, but duh)