In terms of speed, we'd say the sweet spot to aim for is around the 3000MHz mark for DDR4. For DDR5, We'd say to aim for 4800MHz and above, although at that point it really depends on your coffers ...

The company’s new 24Gb DRAM gives you 3GB on a single chip, rather than the usual 2GB, meaning a graphics card could accommodate 50 percent more memory without needing a new layout, or indeed a ...

The DDR4/3 PHY is compatible with JEDEC DDR3 and JEDEC DDR4 SDRAMs, supports a range of DDR3 DRAM speeds from 666Mbps to 2133Mbps and DDR4 DRAM speeds from 1866Mbps to 2400Mbps, and target support ...

This memory controller supports DDR4, DDR3, DDR3L, LPDDR4 SDRAM ... it is better for low cost to store memory to external DRAM. So DDR (Double Data Rate) controller is needed. All engines in ASIC IC ...