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kcb
1547 days ago
Given how larger non-mobile chips are jumping to the LPDDR standard what is the point of having a separate DDR standard? Is there something about LPDDR5 that makes upgradable dimms not possible?
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wmf
1547 days ago
AFAIK the higher speed of LPDDR is directly because it avoids signal degradation caused by DIMM connectors.
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monocasa
1547 days ago
> Is there something about LPDDR5 that makes upgradable dimms not possible?
It's theoretically possible, but there's no standard for it.
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