HyperX Introduces 16 GB DDR4 Impact SODIMM Modules, Kits Up To 64 GB At 2400 MHz

[N.Broekhuijsen]

Kingston's HyperX added some neat 16 GB DDR4 modules to its SODIMM lineup, which it uses to make memory kits up to 64 GB.

HyperX Introduces 16 GB DDR4 Impact SODIMM Modules, Kits Up To 64 GB At 2400 MHz : Read more

 

[3ogdy]

"Capacities will include 16 GB (consisting of a single module), 32 GB with two modules, and 64 GB with three modules".
As far as maths go, 16x3 = 48. How did they get 64GB to fit in a three module kit?

 

[dstarr3]

"Capacities will include 16 GB (consisting of a single module), 32 GB with two modules, and 64 GB with three modules".
As far as maths go, 16x3 = 48. How did they get 64GB to fit in a three module kit?

I'm going to guess they meant four modules. Triple-channel isn't such a common thing anymore.

 

[iamacow]

triple channel went away after the X58 (1366). So its been like 5 years. Now its Quad/ Dual.

 

[atheus]

Is this pushing some boundary that I'm unaware of which makes this worth reading about, or is this just an ad disguised as an article?