Atom processors will get DDR-3 support at the middle of 2010
According to many experts, this year will be a turning point for migration from DDR-2 to DDR-3. While the AMD platform retains the backing of both types of memory, Intel memory controllers into its new processors introduces only support DDR-3. The only exceptions are processors Atom, sold millions of copies – they still support only the memory type DDR2-667.
Site System Diary technology news bogreports that in the middle of this year Intel will introduce a new model generation Atom processors Pineview, which will support the memory DDR-3. Model Atom N455 (1.66 GHz) to maintain the level TDP not more than 5.5 watts, for a model Atom N475 (1.83 GHz), this value will be increased to 6.5 Tues Recognize modification Atom processor with support for DDR-3 will be on the figure “5″ on the last position in the model name. Netbooks based on them will be available in the second half of 2010.
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