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Samsung announces 40nm, 32GB DDR3 RAM for servers

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  1. Matthew TechSpot Editor, Community Manager

    Samsung has unveiled a new heavyweight DRAM module claimed to be the industry's "highest-density monolithic DDR3 device." Engineered for use in high-end servers, the 32GB stick is made with 36 dual-die 40nm 4Gb DDR3 chips. This announcement follows roughly one year after the company unveiled its 50nm 2Gb-based 16GB RDIMM, and the new 32GB module reportedly offers equal, if not more performance, with little increase in power consumption.

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    Matthew, Mar 30, 2010
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  2. skitzo_zac TechSpot Chancellor

    Holy Cow! I wasn't even aware that 16GB RAM modules were available. Imagine the day when 32GB modules will be the standard in home PCs... *drifts off to fantasy land*
    skitzo_zac, Mar 31, 2010
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  3. TorturedChaos TechSpot Chancellor

    Wow those have some really low power consumption then.
    TorturedChaos, Mar 31, 2010
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  4. captaincranky TechSpot Addict

    Super! Will this be 40nm, DDR3, ECC >> price fixed <<, server memory?

    I saw the name "Toshiba" mentioned, and I think that's a fair question.
    captaincranky, Mar 31, 2010
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  5. Arsenic Newcomer, in training

    All I have to say is hurry up with the desktop version!

    YAY!

    But seriously get that out then work on mobos (for desktops) that can handle upwards of 128 gigs ram...

    You can never have to much ram...

    As long as your board can take it.
    Arsenic, Mar 31, 2010
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  6. Guest

    yep. would be fun playing vcop 2, and using TC++ ;)
    Guest, Mar 31, 2010
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  7. ruzveh Banned

    I dont know whats stopping Samsung from making 32nm chips?
    ruzveh, Apr 1, 2010
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  8. Guest

    36x4/8 = 18GB, simple math
    where is the 32GB coming from?
    Guest, Apr 1, 2010
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