If MS switches to GDDR5 now, did Sony make a silly mistake?

[Stinky]

drkohler said:

Stinky said:
Well thanks, capt. obvious. That's because GDDR5 is a handicap for CPU.

I have no clue as to your answer being something that should be considered "clever" but obviously you have not the slightest clues as to what my answer means and how processors talk to memory.

Well if GDDR5 were desirable for general system RAM in PCs, it would go without saying that the memory controller and physical interfaces would be modified to suit. My point is that GDDR5 is less suitable for general purpose CPU tasks.