Ever wondered why you can't just put more memory in your PC, like you can with storage? Well there's a feature coming to the market that lets you do exactly that. CXL is all the rage, and although it's coming to the server market first, one of the features is expandable memory - and lots of it! Imagine 40 TB in a single system - that's what can happen with this new technology. One of the first out of the gate is Samsung, with a 512 GB module filled with DDR5.
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[00:56] Expansion of CXL
[01:21] PCIe 5.0 x8 Modules
[02:21] Samsung and Montage
[03:16] Up to 40 TB?
[04:00] DRAM is Volatile
[04:35] Intel or AMD ? When?
[05:15] Ship more DRAM - The More you Buy, The More You Save
[05:52] Enterprise vs Consumer
[06:35] Price
[07:04] Cat Tax
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