Stories about: DDR4  

It does this by means of integrated NAND chips and high-speed switching circuitry

There are two memory kits, featuring in 16 GB and 32 GB capacities

It has M.2 SATA storage support and 40 CI Express lanes as well

Because while consumer PCs still have to wait until 2014, enthusiast workstations don't

The lack of affordable DDR4 memory is one of the factors behind the delay

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

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

Think of one of those invisible planes, only bulkier and red

The memory modules come in 2133 MHz, twice as fast as the original DDR3

It will only be dealing with industrial OEM customers though

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

They are only supported by Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 server CPUs for now

Unfortunately, they are made for servers, enterprise data centers and supercomputers

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

Chipzilla will probably be very busy at the September developer forum