DDR3 is being pushed beyond its capacity to meet this dynamic world, even with 1866MT/s and 2133MT/s speeds added and lower power DDR3U 1.25V, we are nearing the limits of its capabilities. Reduced power requirements aside, the demand for increased performance beyond 2133 motivated the transition to develop the next generation of memory.
DDR4's, the next generation in the family of memory. Kingston HyperX Predator is one of its kind.
Here are some detailed differences between Kingston HyperX Predator DDR4 and the DDR3 RAM's with its advantages
Chip Densities
DDR3 - 512Mb-8Gb
DDR4 - 4GB-16GB
Data Rates
DDR3 - 800Mb/s - 2133Mb/s
DDR4 - 1600Mb/s - 3200Mb/s
Voltage
DDR3 - 1.5V
DDR4 - 1.2V
Low Voltage Standard
DDR3 - Yes (DDR3L at 1.35V)
DDR4 - Anticipated at 1.05V
Internal Banks
DDR3 - 8
DDR4 - 16
Bank Groups (BG)
DDR3 - 0
DDR4 - 4
VREF inputs
DDR3 - 2 - DQs and CMD/ADDR
DDR4 - 1 - CMD/ADDR
tCK - DLL Enabled
DDR3 - 300MHz - 800MHz
DDR4 - 667MHz - 1.6GHz
tCK - DLL Disabled
DDR3 - 10MHz - 125MHz (optional)
DDR4 - Undefined to 125MHz
Read Latency
DDR3 - AL + CL
DDR4 - AL + CL
Write Latency
DDR3 - AL + CWL
DDR4 - AL + CWL
DQ Driver (ALT)
DDR3 - 40Ω
DDR4 - 48 Ω
DQ Bus
DDR3 - SSTL15
DDR4 - POD12
RTT Values (in Ω)
DDR3 - 120, 60, 40, 30, 20
DDR4 - 240, 120, 80, 60, 48, 40, 34
RTT Not Allowed
DDR3 - READ Bursts
DDR4 - Disables during Read Bursts
ODT Modes
DDR3 - Nominal, Dynamic
DDR4 - Nominal, Dynamic, Park
ODT Control
DDR3 - ODT Signaling Required
DDR4 - ODT Signaling NOT Required
Multi-Purpose RegisterFour
DDR3 - Registers - 1 Defined, 3 RFU
DDR4 - Four Registers - 3 Defined,1 RFU
DIMM Types
DDR3 - RDIMM, LRDIMM, UDIMM, SODIMM
DDR4 - RDIMM, LRDIMM,UDIMM, SODIMM
DIMM Pins
DDR3 - 240 (R, LR, U); 204 (SODIMM)
DDR4 - 288 (R, LR, U); 260 (SODIMM)
RAS
DDR3 - ECC
DDR4 - CRC, Parity, Addressability, GDM
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