This is more of a theoretical post. My understanding of how Ram is used by the system is fairly limited but I've been wondering recently.
With the PlayStation 5 having SSD read/write speeds of 5gb per second, and the cheif designer saying that by the end of the year PC SSD components will be double this e.g. 10gb per second transfer, will this make RAM obsolete ?
DDR5 is beign talked about going upto 5000mhz; isnt this only the same speed as the PS5 SSD i.e. half where SSD 's will be at the end of the year?
Will RAM in the traditional sense be needed in the future ? Surely there is no point when the SSD can out perform in terms of speed ?
Discuss.
With the PlayStation 5 having SSD read/write speeds of 5gb per second, and the cheif designer saying that by the end of the year PC SSD components will be double this e.g. 10gb per second transfer, will this make RAM obsolete ?
DDR5 is beign talked about going upto 5000mhz; isnt this only the same speed as the PS5 SSD i.e. half where SSD 's will be at the end of the year?
Will RAM in the traditional sense be needed in the future ? Surely there is no point when the SSD can out perform in terms of speed ?
Discuss.