A photo shared via Chinese social media, attributed to a Lenovo product manager, appears to show a Samsung LPCAMM2 memory module labeled 96 GB with an LPDDR5X-9600 data rate.
RAM, short for random access memory, is an essential PC component that directly impacts the performance and speed of a PC. It ...
A Lenovo China manager has posted a picture of a next-generation Samsung LPCAMM2 RAM module on Weibo. The compact "stick" ...
G.Skill has agreed to pay $2.4 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging it 'deceptively advertised and labeled' the speed of its DDR5 and DDR4 desktop memory modules.
Samsung’s 96GB 9600 MT/s LPCAMM2 module was spotted in a Lenovo post, signaling higher-capacity, high-speed memory for future laptops.
The new parts aren't in mass production yet, but they'll likely replace most consumer RAM in the coming years.
The plaintiffs claimed that G.Skill violated federal consumer protection laws by falsely advertising the speeds of its DDR4 desktop memory modules, rated above 2133 MHz, and ...
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PlayStation 6 leak suggests major memory upgrade as Sony eyes next-gen console: What to expect
A fresh leak suggests Sony’s PlayStation 6 could feature up to 30GB of unified GDDR7 memory and significantly higher ...
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Samsung ships first commercial HBM4 memory module, Nvidia’s Vera Rubin expected to use it: SSNLF stock soars 55%
Samsung’s HBM4 module is expected to be used in Nvidia’s next-generation Vera Rubin AI accelerators. ・Nvidia reportedly plans ...
Angeion Group is calling for eligible customers to file a claim for the G.Skill class action settlement. The portal is open ...
Per-stack total memory bandwidth has increased by 2.7-times versus HBM3E, reaching up to 3.3 Tb/s. With 12-layer stacking, Samsung is offering HBM4 in capacities from 24 gigabytes (GB) to 36 GB, and ...
Designed to take on high-bandwidth memory in data centers, Z-Angle memory (ZAM) leverages diagonal interconnects for improved ...
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