Memory  

Every other company with DDR4 at Computex 2014 kept mum about it

Behold the benefits of spin-transfer torque magnetoresistive random access memory

The modules have speed of 2133 MHz and up, and up to 16 GB capacity

They could be mistaken for high-end DDR3 if not for the writing on them

The form factor isn't large enough for normal chips to allow that capacity

It is supposed to resemble a lightsaber, not that the DIMM shape helps all that much

They can transfer files at a speed of 96 MB/s on a good day

The memory comes in up to 8 GB per module and has 11-11-11-11 latency

It's pretty overpowered, all told, but that's okay for laptops like MSI GT70 2OC

It will only be dealing with industrial OEM customers though

It can operate in 1333 MHz, 1600 MHz, 1866 MHz frequencies

It might not match SK Hynix, but it comes close and has many customers

The memory specialist used 20nm 8 Gb DDR4 chips to build it

Despite being scheduled for 2015 release, the chip has been detailed

They are Registered DIMM (RDIMM) modules that can enable 128 GB capacity

The motherboard logic will come with the LGA 2011-3 CPU socket

And here we thought that 2500 – 2800 MHz was an ambitious range