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[TPU] Elpida Ships Samples of x32-bit I/O 2-Gigabit DDR2 SDRAM

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Elpida Memory, Inc., Japan's leading global supplier of Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), today announced that it had begun sample shipments of a 2-gigabit x32-bit I/O DDR2 SDRAM that operates up to a high speed of 1066 Mbps. The new memory device is capable of meeting the need for 1.8V x32-bit and x16-bit I/O as well as low-voltage 1.5V x32-bit and x16-bit I/O.


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MrDeodorant
That's cool, that it can be so fast at the 1.8V specification.
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Coma
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x32-bit and x16-bit
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DEC_42
Wait, x32? ***? Confusing 32-bit in general and x86 architecture much?
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Lord Xeb
No, basically instead of having 2 chips on 2 seperate 16-bit lanes, they can now have one big chip on a single 32-bit lane. All in all, it means few chips for given RAM size and less power.
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