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Further information |
Flare X (for AMD) | DDR4 is the evolution of DDR3 and offers over its predecessor a number of new features and benefits such as up to 40% lower energy consumption, higher speeds, higher data density (memory modules with a capacity of up to 128 GB, in the future up to 512 GB) and improved operational stability through advanced error correction techniques such as Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC), On-chip Parity Detection (CMD) and Per DRAM Addressability. |
