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IIRC a single DDR3 slot can address max 8GBytes. So the driver will have to map the 400GB Flash into this window.
by solarexplorer 12y ago
IIRC a single DDR3 slot can address max 8GBytes. So the driver will have to map the 400GB Flash into this window.
- Dylan16807 12y agoDDR3 supports 8gbit chips and you can shove 16 onto one DIMM, so 16GB. But that leaves 3 address lines unused for column select. Theoretically they could make a 64GB or 128GB board. Also LRDIMMs can go up to at least 64GB. DDR4 directly supports 512GB, and also throws away three potential column address bits.