News TeamGroup's LPDDR5X CAMM2 memory modules become the third consumer option for the new space-saving RAM standard — also tosses Expert AI branding in...

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TeamGroup is ready to release its first LPDDR5X CAMM2 memory modules called the T-Create Expert AI, and aimed at AI notebooks.

TeamGroup's LPDDR5X CAMM2 memory modules become the third consumer option for the new space-saving RAM standard — also tosses Expert AI branding in... : Read more

 

[mac_angel]

I'm not sure I follow the benefits, specifically for a desktop. I get they are space saving, but most desktops don't have that issue since the CPU usually needs a large cooler.
The 1.3 times more bandwidth at JEDEC speeds, does that mean 7200 DDR5 XMP vs their 7200 LPDDR5X? That would make quite a difference.

 

[pixelpusher220]

I'm not sure I follow the benefits, specifically for a desktop. I get they are space saving, but most desktops don't have that issue since the CPU usually needs a large cooler.
The 1.3 times more bandwidth at JEDEC speeds, does that mean 7200 DDR5 XMP vs their 7200 LPDDR5X? That would make quite a difference.

'regular' memory can block some air coolers. These lay flat, so as long as the mobo has the real estate for that, that's one advantage.

I'd think flat would be easier to apply heat sinks to as well (to the point of conflicting with the air cooler anyway)

 

[Eximo]

I'm not sure I follow the benefits, specifically for a desktop. I get they are space saving, but most desktops don't have that issue since the CPU usually needs a large cooler.
The 1.3 times more bandwidth at JEDEC speeds, does that mean 7200 DDR5 XMP vs their 7200 LPDDR5X? That would make quite a difference.

Yes, stock speed. They are talking speeds up to 8533. So there is potential for there to be DDR5 10,000 or something with XMP once this gets rolling. Of course that is likely to be on the tail end of DDR5 production.

 

[karserasl]

Well, you have to look further ahead.
You keep thinking in todays MBs layout.
These can be used on the back of the motherboard for example.

 

[Amdlova]

They can use it on graphics update your gpu take your ram to another card