Filed under: News | Hardware & Peripherals
Sep 26 2008, 7:56am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
Intel's i7 microarchitecture has an integrated memory controller that supports up to three memory modules per channel for improved bandwidth. The RAM operates at 1.5V to save power.
“We’ve worked closely with Intel to validate DDR3 modules for application in Core™ architecture systems across the full range of supported platforms,” said Michael Buckermann, Vice President of Business Unit Computing, Qimonda AG. “We are very pleased to be able to offer these solutions as part of the industry’s broadest portfolio of DDR3 DIMMs from 800 to 1866 speed grades.”
Via Qimonda
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