| ▲ | hypfer 7 hours ago | |
Love the link preview tagline. Thanks TheVerge "Somehow, DDR4 has returned." __ Besides that, wasn't DDR4 good enough for everything we did, anyway? At least I did not notice all that much of a difference when migrating to my current DDR5 system other than the CPU being massively more performant. Though I am sure that the memory did play some role there. Clanker claims that the felt absolute latency between decent DDR4 and DDR5 should be similar, while bandwidth might be lower, apparently? Something something CAS latency. | ||
| ▲ | t0mas88 7 hours ago | parent [-] | |
For daily office use there is much more benefit in having more memory than having faster memory. Because apps all started using more memory. Especially anything Google Chrome related. If you have some unused extra memory it will be used as disk cache, which also helps in the responsiveness of a desktop. Waiting for the disk is orders of magnitude slower than reading from memory cache. | ||