In terms of speed, we’re looking at a bandwidth of 4800 Mbps – 38 percent higher than DDR4 (3200 Mbps) – and transfer speeds around 13 GBps faster than the previous generation (38 GBps vs. 25 GBps).
Finding Performance Statistics
In terms of speed, we’re looking at a bandwidth of 4800 Mbps – 38 percent higher than DDR4 (3200 Mbps) – and transfer speeds around 13 GBps faster than the previous generation (38 GBps vs. 25 GBps).
