DDR4 on the way

[ShadowPho]

Not sure on that, but, we will see. I can't imagine it to be cheaper though...

...enable the DDR4 memory module to simultaneously support higher capacity and higher performance than the DDR3 memory module.

...a DDR4 SDRAM device has a 30% advantage in power efficiency compared to a DDR3 SDARM device.

In essence, the various JEDEC member companies utilized the in-field learning experiences of DDR3 SDRAM memory systems, enhanced performance and capacity scaling, and significantly improved system-level RAS, while attaining improved power efficiency.

Source.