Pemalite said: LPDDR5 is a surprising announcement. - Especially considering how many devices are still clinging to antiquated LPDDR3. |
I don't care much about smartphones, and I tend to upgrade only when the one I use starts to fail, so I only have two reasons to care about LPDDR5:
1) That means that DDR5 for PCs is getting closer, which is both good and bad, as always.
2) That kind of RAM paired with a tweaked Nvidia Xavier SoC (details were revealed yesterday, with 8 Carmel AMR64 CPU cores, 512 Volta GPU cores, 16GB 256-bit LPDDR4 memory interface and capable of operating at 10, 15 and/or 30W) would make for a great Switch 2, capable of offering equal or better graphics than PS4/X1. But I think this is not the best thread to talk about it.
Please excuse my bad English.
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