ASRock's HUDIMM DDR5 Memory with Just One Sub-Channel Could Help Lower Memory Prices on Intel Boards
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For the same slot and compatible with previous DIMMs: For Intel CPUs there will soon be cheaper memory modules. The performance is questionable.
The persistently high prices for DDR5 memory make the construction of cheap computers difficult. ASRock has now presented the new HUDIMM standard, which is intended to provide a remedy. By means of a technical adaptation the production costs are reduced. (Continue reading)
Intel And ASRock HUDIMM Could Make DDR5 Memory Cheaper For Budget PCs
Intel and ASRock have introduced a new memory standard called HUDIMM, which could help lower the cost of DDR5 memory for personal computers. The development is aimed particularly at budget systems and users who are still relying on DDR4 due to the relatively high price of newer memory technologies. HUDIMM is a simplified type of DDR5 module designed to reduce manufacturing complexity. Created through a collaboration between Intel and hardware […]
Asrock, Teamgroup and Intel have joined forces and cooperated in the development and introduction of the new HUDIMM memory modules, which should be significantly more cost-effective thanks to just one sub-channel.
ASRock Develops HUDIMM: A New DDR5 Standard That Cuts Module Chip Count in Half
In a market where DDR5 has become something of a luxury item thanks to AI infrastructure gobbling up DRAM supply, ASRock has announced a new memory standard it’s calling HUDIMM (Ed: Who?), short for Half-channel Unified DIMM. Announced April 17, the spec works by operating DDR5 in a single 32-bit sub-channel rather than the standard two-channel (2×32-bit) architecture. Modules can be built with roughly half as many DRAM chips, which should trans…
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