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> >10^3s retention, >10^11 cycles endurance The implication is that it can theoretically hold a value for 10^14s (~3 million years).
by deckar01 1y ago
> >10^3s retention, >10^11 cycles endurance
The implication is that it can theoretically hold a value for 10^14s (~3 million years).
- crote 1y agoYes, but most memory workloads don't store the same value for 15+ minutes at a time. And if you're using it as long-term storage (so basically a flash alternative) that 15-minute retention time is awfully low.
- deckar01 1y agoDecades of research into optimizing DRAM refresh efficiency suggests that you don’t understand how the world is using DRAM.