Early adopters can pay $350 for a 16GB module made by SanMax, with SKHynix supplying the underlying tech.
DDR4 will support a transfer rate of 2133–4266 MT/s compared 800-2133 MT/s for its predecessor. Additionally, DDR4 will have 288 pins compared to DDR3's 240. The modules will have a power draw of 1.2V.
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Akiba
Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 23 Jun 2014 19:39