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Mr. DIMM, why do you have so many chips? Micron's new monstrous multi-rank memory doubles DDR5 speed to 8,800 MT/sMRDIMM, meaning Multi-Ranked buffered DIMM, works on this RDIMM design but (you guessed it) adds multiple ranks of DRAM. Adding additional ranks of DRAM to a DIMM allows for more memory bandwidth ...
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Micron's data center MRDIMMs double the bandwidth of existing DDR5 DIMMs — promise enhanced AI and HPC performance with Xeon 6 Granite Rapid CPUsMicron has confirmed starting its new multiplexed rank dual inline memory module (MRDIMM). The new memory is designed for scenarios requiring more than 128GB of memory per DIMM slot and works by ...
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