Samsung announces first 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM
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- sixtymes
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- 23 Dec 2022
I look forward to this second gen DDR5, i'll be buying for sure. I just hope I'll be able to find a site that sells and specifies the specs.
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- Hemedans
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- 22 Dec 2022
anyway I want, 22 Dec 2022so, we need to buy or change samsung's memory? I have... moredepend with your device, if you have latest CPU from Intel or AMD with ddr5 support you need as fast as possible Ram because these Cpu do benefit from more bandwidth in both internal GPU and CPU. and it doesnt matter which dram you use, difference is small because there is standard made by JEDEC.
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Dec 2022
Are they gonna artificially increase the price on this too? Since they were so successful back in 2017/2018 as to still enjoy artificially inflated prices to this day
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- anyway I want
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- 22 Dec 2022
so, we need to buy or change samsung's memory?
I have no tech knowledge about this, smart guys we need that 12nm? or just wait for sk hynix??
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- 22 Dec 2022
SShock, 22 Dec 2022Look at this genius screaming iTroll because that's al... moreLmao. He talked completely different things than I anticipated. What wasn't the point of your reply. Who was talking about clock per efficiency? I specifically mention where the node process matters.
It's obvious that your little gray matter can't relate these in the right way. How embarrassing to be an iTroll like you.
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- 22 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 21 Dec 2022Someone surely scamming you with the name of amd engineer. ... moreLook at this genius screaming iTroll because that's all he can do while not understanding actual tech. Engineers name is Sam Naffziger, AMD's lead engineer. He explains in this GamersNexus interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XBFpjM6EIY how memory doesn't scale with smaller node size (even with nice graph). The cost increases significantly, but you gain almost nothing in terms of clocks or power efficiency. You can make 4nm memory dies that will cost a fortune per waffer, but won't really give you any real improvement. Only troll here is you.
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- 21 Dec 2022
SShock, 21 Dec 2022Lmao, are you going to start harping about TSMC again geniu... moreThe last oracle upvotes your reply. Just the things of iTroll.
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- Anonymous
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- 21 Dec 2022
SShock, 21 Dec 2022Lmao, are you going to start harping about TSMC again geniu... moreSomeone surely scamming you with the name of amd engineer. And it's surely easy on iTrolls like you. Shrinking the node size benefits memory chips even more than processing chips. Especially while regulating the diode voltage. Otherwise while carrying the charges a long tunnel will excel the potential barrier more. Hence charges will be leaked through the tunnel. You haven't learned your lesson, have you?
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- 21 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 21 Dec 2022Don't talk about things out of your knowledgeLmao, are you going to start harping about TSMC again genius? Memory modules behave different and do not benefit from node shrinkage. This is from actual engineers who work on chips. AMD engineer was literally explaining this like a week ago...
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- 21 Dec 2022
Probably because DRAM uses capacitors to hold electric charge and store information. Smaller processes may mean more challenges maintaining and controlling that charge.
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- Anonymous
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- 21 Dec 2022
IpsDisplay, 21 Dec 2022This is an exaggeration Any lead Samsung has is not this... moreSamsung came up with dram less nvme ssd . so they have a significant role in innovation . well not they .... but the engineers working at Samsung
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- 21 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 21 Dec 2022you know why scamsung now arrogantly in the us without peop... moreGo away anever come back,leave samsung alone
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- 21 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 21 Dec 2022you think sk hynix just sit and watching samsung develop?🤣 ... moreYou're just embarrassing yourself here. HMB3 isn't the primary volatile memory type. Even Sammy can have it. Search for the latest and fastest memory chip development.
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- 21 Dec 2022
SShock, 21 Dec 2022Fab node doesn't matter much for memory. It doesn'... moreDon't talk about things out of your knowledge
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- 21 Dec 2022
Kedar284, 21 Dec 2022Why Ram are still built in legacy nodes while soc get lates... moreMemory is a lot harder than compute + memory tends to scale worst than compute with node shrinks. Also there are more defects in memory at the compute at the same node.
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- Anonymous
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- 21 Dec 2022
Hemedans, 21 Dec 2022These nm nowadays mean nothing to be honest, every company ... morejust wait next year when sk hynix released pcie gen4 ssd/non violative chip
lower node on dram+combined stacked on waffer
you will remove what you stated
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- Hemedans
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- 21 Dec 2022
Kedar284, 21 Dec 2022Why Ram are still built in legacy nodes while soc get lates... moreThese nm nowadays mean nothing to be honest, every company has a way to measure their nm, sometime you can find 10nm from one company to be better than 7nm of another company, what matter is density.
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- 21 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 21 Dec 2022you think sk hynix just sit and watching samsung develop?🤣 ... moreI know about that too, its competitive market, one company will break record today and other will break tomorrow, that doesnt make one company inferior to another.
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- Hemedans
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- 21 Dec 2022
Anonymous, 21 Dec 2022you know why scamsung now arrogantly in the us without peop... moreAnyone who is not Samsung, Micron or Sk Hynix (these 3 own more than 95% marketshare) has little to no presense in memory market TBH, China is huge market if that company is competitive they China would replace Foreign Technology.
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- 21 Dec 2022
Hemedans, 21 Dec 2022They also mean that when they say Samsung is leader of Dram... moreOh ok