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How do you think it would be electrically connected to the CPU? Same thing with DDR5: the electrical layer is a beast, it's a reason enough to require its own
by nine_k 1y ago
How do you think it would be electrically connected to the CPU?
Same thing with DDR5: the electrical layer is a beast, it's a reason enough to require its own controller.
- daneel_w 1y ago> How do you think it would be electrically connected to the CPU? On the CPU's PCIe bus. NVMe drives are PCIe devices, designed specifically to facilitate such interfacing. Edit: Pardon, misread the actual statement you responded to. Of course one shouldn't hook NAND directly to the CPU. I'll leave my response for whatever value the info has.