Also, if you have a more specific question about memory types, I can try to answer them.
But honestly my knowledge getting dated too. For example, I don’t know much about the specifics of GDDR7 (RTX 5000 memory) off the top of my head.
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veloren23djk@lemmy.zip 13 hours agoYou you know some resources when I can learn about these RAM technologies in depth (down to its physics)
brucethemoose@lemmy.world 13 hours ago
brucethemoose@lemmy.world 13 hours ago
Like a primer? I don’t know anything off the top of my head, but all this stuff is literaly 1st-year computer engineering in college. The basic of ISAs, circuits, low level programming and computer design are all kinda background you need to understand why RAM trace length is so important.
There are definitely college courses you can look up and read for free.
Most “guides” you’d find on Google repeat outdated information; watch out for that. That’s why the Apple “memory on the CPU” thing keeps persisting; most discussion isn’t even updated to account for CAMM modules. But ECE focused magazines are good about covering and explaining commercial memory tech:
semiengineering.com
www.eetimes.com