Published: Friday 19th June, 2009 | Author: Parm Mann
Companies: Samsung (All Samsung content)
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email to a friendSamsung's dream of a 32GB DDR3 memory module appears to have been realised today with the introduction of this:
That's a single 32GB stick of DDR3 comprising of 72 of Samsung's 50nm 4Gb memory chips. A mammoth number of chips, and Samsung's squeezing them in by implementing nine quad-die packages on each side of the module.
Samsung reckons the chip lowers power consumption to 1.35V, and with a sure-to-be-explosive price tag, the first 32GB modules will be heading toward to the server market.
Impressive tech, but we're surely a long long way from seeing affordable 32GB modules for the home user. Still, a 96GB tri-channel setup does sound just a little bit tasty.
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Holy moly, thats alot. What is Samsung memory like anyway?
As solid as Micron.Quote
Well my brand new i7 GA-EX58-UD4 mobo can 'only' support a total of 24gig...and that has 6 slots :laugh:
Might want a different mobo, Agent.Quote
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