Crucial already sells 128 gb lrdimm ddr4 modules

Crucial has already started shipping its first LDRDIMM DDR4 (Load Reduced DIMM) memory modules with an impressive 128GB capacity and 2666MHz speed, these new memories offer huge storage density with an operating voltage of just 1, 2V.

Crucial 128GB DDR4 LRDIMM

These new Crucial 128GB DDR4 LRDIMMs are designed for servers where it is more important to achieve maximum storage density than to achieve best performance. In the case of mounting an eight-channel configuration of these modules with the AMD EPYC platform, you have access to a total of 1 TB of RAM. The only real negative point of these new Crucial LRDIMM DDR4 modules is that they operate with a CL22 latency., this has been a necessary sacrifice to be able to reach such a storage density, as we have said the objective of these reports is not to achieve the performance record, far from it. Of course they are equipped with ECC technology.

For its construction , the 8 Gb memory chips from Micron have been used, which have been grouped into 4-way stacks with Through Silicon Vias technology (TSVs). Each module contains no less than 36 of these stacks.

Compatibility is guaranteed with Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC platforms although not guaranteed with Intel Xeon Scalable processors, so future buyers should make sure that their server is fully compatible with these very high density modules.

Now it's time to talk about the price, each of these Crucial LRDIMM DDR4 128 GB modules has an official price of $ 3, 999, a very high figure that is the price to pay to have the highest density available on the market.

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