The company provided a comparison to DDR3, and the new memory will use only 1.2Volts, while moving to double the speed of DDR3 Memory. DDR4 will have a base speed of 2133MHz, and 4GB will be the smallest density.
DDR4 will be 100 percent faster than its predecessor, have 300 percent more density, and require 20 percent less voltage. Finally, a smaller die will allow for more memory per RAM and up to 16GB per stick.
It is important to note that DDR4 has a different architecture, so if you are in the market you will need a motherboard that can handle it.
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 16 Nov 2013 13:43
