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Samsung announces 40nm, 32GB DDR3 RAM for servers
Samsung says that equipping a dual-processor, two-way server with its new 32GB creation, the system can have of to 384GB of memory. This effectively doubles the previous largest density of 192GB per server, but only draws 5% more power. Additionally, replacing 12 16GB modules with only six 32GB sticks would total 192GB, while the DRAM would be 33% faster, jumping from 800Mb/s to 1,066Mb/s, all while reducing power consumption by 40%.
Samsung is currently shipping samples of the new 32GB offering and plans to enter mass production in April.
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skitzo_zac
on March 31, 2010 7:29 AM |
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* |
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TorturedChaos
on March 31, 2010 10:12 AM |
Wow those have some really low power consumption then. |
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captaincranky
on March 31, 2010 10:44 AM |
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. |
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Arsenic
on March 31, 2010 5:19 PM |
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. |
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Guest
on March 31, 2010 10:07 PM |
yep. would be fun playing vcop 2, and using TC++ |
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ruzveh
on April 1, 2010 12:18 AM |
I dont know whats stopping Samsung from making 32nm chips? |
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Guest
on April 1, 2010 2:37 PM |
36x4/8 = 18GB, simple math where is the 32GB coming from? |
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