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Samsung to start mass-producing 4nm DDR10 SO-DIMM modules for gaming laptops

Start of mass production of 4nm DDR10 SO-DIMM RAM modules by Samsung, which will be destined for high-end gaming laptops.

The evolution of the technique allows the development of solutions that offer better performance and reduce energy consumption. Samsung has just announced that it has started the mass production of DDR4 SO-DIMM RAM memories, which will be manufactured in the 10nm process and will initially be destined for gaming laptops, something that will increase the capacity of the devices. modules, improve performance and significantly reduce energy consumption.

Samsung will manufacture DDR4 SO-DIMM in 10nm.

These Samsung memories are based on the 10nm manufacturing process, which will allow users who purchase a laptop with these memories, to have performance improvements, also increasing the amount of available RAM, improving work speeds and everything. with lower energy consumption. Thanks to these modules, faster and more powerful laptops can be developed, which will also offer battery optimization, increasing autonomy, one of the weak points of laptops.

If the new modules are compared, with Samsung's 16GB modules manufactured in 20nm, introduced in 2014, these new 32GB modules, double the capacity, offering a performance improvement of 11% and in turn are 39% more efficient in regarding energy use. For example, a laptop with 64GB of RAM, which has two 32GB modules, has a consumption of around 4.6W in active and 1.4W in idle.

The South Korean company is working hard to increase its DRAM memory offering based on 10nm, being the largest producer in the industry, something that will allow smartphones, graphics cards, computers and servers to advance at a technical level. Hopefully they are accompanied by an adjustment in the price of these modules.

Source: TPU

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