G.Skill Builds Speedy 16 GB DDR3L Laptop Memory Kit
G.Skill's new DDR3L SO-DIMM 16 GB memory kit is speedy.
While G.Skill has already released an 8 GB DDR3L 2133 MHz SO-DIMM memory kit, it is now expanding its arsenal with a 16 GB kit of low-voltage speedy and small memory.
The laptop memory runs at a voltage of just 1.35 V, and is still able to pull off a frequency of 2133 MHz, which is quite an achievement. Timings are set at 11-11-11-31. The kit comes with two DIMMs, each 8 GB in capacity.
G.Skill has demonstrated with a screenshot that the kits are also very stable and offer excellent performance. It can be seen that the memory was tested in a Gigabyte BRIX Pro machine, which carries the Intel Core i7-4770R processor, making the kit ideal for small form factor computers.
No word on pricing or availability just yet.
Each generation of memory interface comes with predetermined limits on multiple parameters that need to be "reset" by going with an updated baseline spec... min/max voltage range, min/max clocks, min/max timings, min/max DLL phase, DRAM memory array structure, DRAM chip density, number of slots per channel, maximum number of devices per data and control line, line termination schemes, clocking schemes, etc.
People may mostly notice voltages, clocks and CAS/RAS timings but there is more than a dozen other behind-the-scene parameters too.
Also keep in mind that 2133 is high-end for DDR3 but merely low-end for DDR4.