DDR5 GDDR5

GDDR5 is more for graphic card memory where DDR5 would be for system memory.

used google "DDR5 or GDDR5" and fund one message on OCforum explaining that it is the same memory when its used in a Videocard.
http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=608938

oke then it is like at the link, memory for Videocard DDR5 = GDDR5.

Read your link. They explain its a typo, or , its meant to be GDDR5, not DDR5

DDR5 = QDR2 but they called it DDR4/5 because calling it QDR would screw up the desktop memory market and it would confuse people even more.

Hi,

Perhaps someone has already answered this but I couldn't be bothered to read through everyone's response. The main difference between DDR5 and GDDR5 will be the voltage. This stems from when GDDR2 and 3 were introduced for RAM designed specifically for the needs of graphics cards. I guess that means performance on a graphics card using GDDR5 would be better than that using DDR5... but I'm in no position to know for definate. By the way, you can have DDR memory on graphics cards, that's how it always used to be.

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