Super Talent DDR4 LRDIMM Module Density @ 64GB per stick

[ahhming]

Super Talent DDR4 DIMM modules targeted for server environments which allow more DIMMs per channel to be used in order to take advantage of an increased memory capacity. A buffer chip replaces the register on these modules in order to help minimize loading on a system and increase speeds.




 Platforms such as  Haswell-EP are able to take advantage of these modules and at three DIMMs per channel, bandwidth speed gap is increased while latency tax from increasing the DPC has been reduced. This is the advantage of using LRDIMM because as DIMMs per channel increase, LRDIMM offers the lower latencies because it is able to run at higher speeds. All modules are quality tested in house and are built to JEDEC standard specifications with high quality components. DDR4 offers modules up to double the density and speed of previous generation's DDR3 DRAM while using up to 20% less power which makes it a highly efficient solution for enterprise workloads.

 

Source:

http://www.techpowerup.com/214927/super-talent-updates-its-ddr4-lrdimm-module-density-to-64gb.html

 

 

 

LRDIMM(Load reduced DIMM) is another memory technology . Designed with a buffer chip (or chips) to replace the register to help minimize loading, the LRDIMM is targeted to increase overall server system memory capacity and speed using a memory buffer chip or chips as opposed to a register.
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[Tech_Dreamer]

Hey i know what's linus's next video is gonna be about..

[Sephiroth]

Sweet! Now I just need a UPS and I can use a RAM Disc as my OS drive to be the one with the biggest e-peen

 

(seriously though, someone with a volume user license key will do this, at least for a little while, because they can)

[CTR640]

Hopefully my ISP will let me download 64GB RAM.

[patrickjp93]

Sweet! Now I just need a UPS and I can use a RAM Disc as my OS drive to be the one with the biggest e-peen

 

(seriously though, someone with a volume user license key will do this, at least for a little while, because they can)

You can try. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/YCwHZL

[Shakaza]

You can try. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/YCwHZL

What, no nVIDIA Teslas? Cheapskate.

[Norman_the_Owl]

*insert squidward doing crunches yelling "FUUUTTTUUURE" here*

[patrickjp93]

What, no nVIDIA Teslas? Cheapskate.

I need something to go to the display you know

[BobbyG2]

You can try. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/YCwHZL

Those speakers are bad and you should feel bad.

Here's something you might be able to settle for: http://m.ebay.com/itm/M-K-Sound-MP300-Monitor-Speaker-7-2-X12-Pioneer-Elite-SC-89-/371359211197?nav=SEARCH

And don't you dare cheap out on the speaker wire:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Analysis-Plus-Bi-Big-Silver-Oval-Bi-Wired-Speaker-Cable-Stereo-pair-12ft-/360663087066?nav=SEARCH

[Xorbot]

Those speakers are bad and you should feel bad.

 

 

Careful, the @Linus police will come after you for having an opinion!

[Doobeedoo]

1TB RAM disc?

[BobbyG2]

Careful, the @Linus police will come after you for having an opinion!

It's not an opinion, it's the most absurdly expensive stuff I could find on ebay.

We're playing link the most absurdly priced stuff game, right?

[winningsince1337]

You can try. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/YCwHZL

Lel, that pleb build can't even run minesweeper

[MageTank]

You can try. http://pcpartpicker.com/p/YCwHZL

Thank god for that $10 rebate. For a moment, i thought that price was absurd. But after the savings + rebate, i'd do it.

[patrickjp93]

Those speakers are bad and you should feel bad.

Here's something you might be able to settle for: http://m.ebay.com/itm/M-K-Sound-MP300-Monitor-Speaker-7-2-X12-Pioneer-Elite-SC-89-/371359211197?nav=SEARCH

And don't you dare cheap out on the speaker wire:

http://m.ebay.com/itm/Analysis-Plus-Bi-Big-Silver-Oval-Bi-Wired-Speaker-Cable-Stereo-pair-12ft-/360663087066?nav=SEARCH

Hey, I'm already getting 4 of these for the monitors: http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Coffee-39-4-Braided-Cable/dp/B003CT5KMO

[Grinners]

Noob question:

 

What is the read/write speed of RAM vs say an SSD?

 

Will there ever be a scenario where SSD/HDD get replaced entirely by RAM? Would that even be possible? 64 x 4 = 256 Gig of RAM potentially?! O.S. on RAM etc.etc.etc.

[Ekpyrosis]

Hey, I'm already getting 4 of these for the monitors: http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Coffee-39-4-Braided-Cable/dp/B003CT5KMO

These are the only viable HDMI cables imo:

http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Diamond-52-49-Braided-Cable/dp/B00IL3TZSQ/

[Raichuboy17]

Noob question:

 

What is the read/write speed of RAM vs say an SSD?

 

Will there ever be a scenario where SSD/HDD get replaced entirely by RAM? Would that even be possible? 64 x 4 = 256 Gig of RAM potentially?! O.S. on RAM etc.etc.etc.

RAM is usually faster than an SSD. The problem with using RAM as a memory drive is that it is volatile (aka storage that only works if power is being applied to it). RAM is meant for very fast, constant, small packet transactions between the CPU and itself, while HDD/SSD's are built to write a large amounts of data onto itself and basically never get rid of it. RAM could replace other storage options if it was non-volatile, which is what a lot of tech companies are trying to do. So far 3D XPoint seems to be leaning in that direction. Currently people can do what Sephiroth said and basically run your OS off of a RAM disk by never turning off the RAM's power, but a single power outage and BOOM no more OS... Basically they are meant for different things, and there are some technologies coming out that could bridge the gap, but with how it currently is RAM will never replace SSD/HDD's or vice versa

 

[patrickjp93]

These are the only viable HDMI cables imo:

http://www.amazon.com/AudioQuest-Diamond-52-49-Braided-Cable/dp/B00IL3TZSQ/

Okay holy crap how did I miss that thing existing!