The particles used in AMD's dedicated modules are 4-bit wide. This kind of memory particles are generally used in server memory modules, but in addition, the memory controller integrated in the AMD processor with K8 or K10 core architecture supports 4-bit. Particles.

AMD is a memory module used in servers. In fact, it cannot be said that it is an AMD-specific stick. It is actually a compatibility issue with the memory stick. A certain motherboard chip can be compatible. This kind of memory stick can only be used on most AMD CPUs.

The way to tell whether the memory stick is AMD-specific is: when you buy it, it will be specifically written as AMD-specific. If not, you need to look at the specifications on the flash memory particles of the memory stick. If it is 4bit, it is AMD-specific. .

Onda DDR31600 is AMD's special memory module. According to the query of relevant information, Onda DDR31600 uses AMD's special DDR3 strip and has 8G of memory, which can store the calculation data of the CPU and exchange data with the hard disk external memory. Onda DDR31600 motherboard provides two AMD memory slots.

The bit width of AMD's special strip is 4bit, and the particles are removed from the server memory. Because Intel's CPUs only allow 8-bit wide memory, but AMD does not require it, a batch of 4-bit server memory modules appeared that Intel could not use but AMD could use.

Take the sk Hynix memory module as an example: the technical level is different, ordinary memory generally uses 8-bit particles. The AMD-specific one uses 4bit particles. The scope of application is different. Ordinary memory has a wider application range, while AMD-specific memory is only suitable for use on AMD platforms. Performance is different.