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well, it's also going to save some power and allows larger amounts of memory. I'm just wondering why they would put it on the market in a month when nobody outs
by pantalaimon 13y ago
well, it's also going to save some power and allows larger amounts of memory. I'm just wondering why they would put it on the market in a month when nobody outside R&D labs has the hardware to use it yet.
- Sanddancer 13y agoAltera at the very least has FPGAs you can buy right now that offers DDR4 interfaces [1]. Also, I imagine a lot of this is directed towards OEMs who can get the early silicon samples of Haswell-E chips so they can start testing with them. http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/10AX066H4F34I4SGES/10AX066H4F34I4SGES-ND/4305237 http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/10AX066H4F34I4SGES/...