Memory specialist website Crucial has listed DDR4 in their website with a diagram explaining how the various generations of memories are improvised in their architecture and in performance. According to the site the DDR4 is coming out late in 2013 and we can expect the faster memory will control the new computing world by the middle of December.
As very much expected, the DDR4 has a different architecture than its previous versions and it needs to have new motherboard to hold the new system. The Crucial site explains DDR4 memory technology as the future of computing by designing to empower the new generation of enterprise and consumer services. The DDR4 memory is build to double the density of space per module which helps to pack more performance and capability to the system. The new memory system is expected to use 20% less power than DDR3 and provides mainstream data rates that are almost doubles faster than the previous version. One can experience processing data fast as twice, launching programs faster, multitask environment will be more responsive and the performance will be increased, As per the words of Crucial, “ If you thought the tablets, ultrabooks, and desktops of today already seem fast — get ready to be blown away. The technology that enables electronics is about to get better and faster than ever before”.
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