Micron Technology introduces the GDDR7 memory solution offering 32 Gbps die speed and PAM3 signaling for next-generation GPUs from NVIDIA and AMD. announced. Here are the Micron GDDR7 features.
What are Micron GDDR7 Features?
Micron Technology announced sampling of its next-generation GDDR7 graphics memory with the industry’s highest bit density.
Leveraging 1β (1-beta) DRAM technology and innovative architecture, Micron GDDR7 delivers 32 Gb/s high-performance memory in a power-optimized design. Over 1.5 TB/s system bandwidth with up to 60% higher bandwidth than GDDR6 and GDDR7 memory with four independent channels to optimize workloads, faster Faster response times, smoother gameplay and shorter processing times are provided.
The GDDR7 is reduced to 70 %of the new sleep mode, while providing more than 50 %efficiency to GDDR6 for better thermal and batteries. Enhanced reliability, availability and serviceability (RAS) features in Micron GDDR7 increase device reliability and data integrity without compromising performance while expanding the range of applications in artificial intelligence, gaming and high-performance computing It expands to include workloads.
GDDR7 memory delivers high performance for productive AI workloads such as text-to-image rendering, increasing throughput by up to 33% and reducing response time by up to 20%.
Micron says graphics cards built with GDDR7 have frames per second for light tracking and pixelation based on current GDDR6 and GDDR6X trends at 1080p, 1440 and 4K resolutions. in (FPS) He expects it to provide an improvement of more than 30%. The addition of GDDR7 completes Micron’s industry-leading product portfolio for edge AI inference applications with DDR, LPDDR and GDDR memory options across CPU, NPU and GPU components. tiring. Next-generation memory for gaming applications enables AI-enhanced gaming experiences with adaptive landscapes, players, and stories through performance and frame buffer scaling.
Micron introduced PAM4 signaling in GDDR6X, delivering leading performance with more than 20% improvement over GDDR6. The success achieved with PAM4 forms the basis for Micron’s continued GDDR7 portfolio leadership with PAM3. Engineering advances such as the industry’s first measurement of 40 Gb/s PAM3 performance pave the way for higher performance in future GDDR7 products.
The GDDR7 memory will be offered from Micron in the second half of the 2024 calendar year and the selective channel distribution and sales tools.
