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It'll come down. Demand will be massive (if it lives up to the hype). This could potentially unify the RAM and Hard disks in computers.
by valarauca1 12y ago
It'll come down. Demand will be massive (if it lives up to the hype). This could potentially unify the RAM and Hard disks in computers.
- DelwinAmber 12y agoThere will always be a place for yet faster memory. Does this compete with the registers and L1/L2 cache in terms of speed?
- avmich 12y agoBut at least caches are often transparent to software, thus don't affect software as much.
- valarauca1 12y agoLikely my basic understanding of memristors they require a certain ramp time. So I don't think it'll replace cache.
- leishulang 12y agoit doesn't need to. If it's faster than the whole 'caching' procedure, than it is faster regardless.