Thanks for sharing this insightful information about DDR6 and LPDDR6 memory advancements!
The leap in bandwidth for LPDDR6 is indeed impressive, with 10.667 Gbps per-pin translating to about 28.5 GB/sec from a single LPDDR6 IC. When you consider a typical desktop PC's dual-channel memory interface, the potential 228 GB/second of memory bandwidth is a significant boost compared to the 102.4 GB/second with DDR5-6400 memory. This essentially doubles the available system memory bandwidth, which is quite remarkable.
As for regular desktop DDR6, it's exciting to see the projected data rates ranging from 8.8 Gbps up to potentially 21 Gbps. With JEDEC's draft spec expected this year and finalization anticipated by Q2 of 2025, we're on the cusp of a new era in memory technology that could substantially enhance overall system performance.
Looking forward to seeing how these advancements will impact both consumer and enterprise computing in the near future!
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