CAMM2: New memory standard for desktop PCs with DDR6 up to 17.6 Gbps and LPDDR6 up to 14.4 Gbps

DDR6: shattering speed records

DDR6 memory is the successor to the widely used DDR5 standard and promises a significant increase in performance. With initial speeds of up to 8.8 Gbps and a potential of up to 17.6 Gbps, DDR6 doubles the bandwidth compared to DDR5 and thus achieves speeds that were previously only conceivable for server memory modules.

LPDDR6: Efficiency and performance in harmony

LPDDR6 memory, designed specifically for mobile devices, is characterized by a combination of high performance and low power consumption. With speeds of up to 14.4 Gbps and a 24-bit channel architecture, LPDDR6 offers impressive bandwidth and improved energy efficiency at the same time, which can significantly extend the battery life of laptops and other mobile devices.

CAMM2: A paradigm shift in memory design

The CAMM2 standard represents a fundamental change in the design of desktop memory modules. Unlike traditional SO-DIMM and DIMM modules, which are soldered and permanently mounted on the motherboard, CAMM2 offers a small, modular design that allows for easy upgrades and replacements. This allows users to flexibly customize their memory to their needs and simplify future upgrades.

Future potential: dual-channel solutions and more

The advantages of CAMM2 go beyond simple upgradeability. The new design enables innovative dual-channel memory solutions for desktop PCs and servers, taking performance and bandwidth to an even higher level. In addition, CAMM2 paves the way for further future developments, such as the integration of memory controllers on the module itself, which could lead to even more efficient and powerful memory solutions.

The introduction of CAMM2, DDR6 and LPDDR6 marks a turning point in the evolution of desktop memory. These new technologies offer breakthrough speeds, improved energy efficiency, innovative designs and huge potential for future developments. With these innovations, we can look forward to a new era of desktop performance and flexibility that will redefine the possibilities of PCs in the years to come.