Briefing Findings · DRAM demand and perception are being reshaped by
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case type False advertising lawsuit over advertised DRAM speeds
claimed limitation Advertised speeds allegedly required BIOS tweaks and overclocking settings
speed claim Switches 1,000× faster than DRAM
What to Watch
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Track DRAM pricing changes and their impact on hobbyist single-board computers and component availability.
Jeff Geerling
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Watch for further testing and publication details on laser-driven spintronic non-volatile memory switching.
Tom's Hardware
What Changed
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Team Group agrees to $1.1 million DRAM settlement in another false advertising lawsuit — claimed advertised memory speeds required BIOS tweaks and overclocking settings
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Laser-driven spintronic memory device switches 1,000 times faster than DRAM —non-volatile device switches in 40 picoseconds while generating almost no heat
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- Team Group agrees to $1.1 million DRAM settlement in another false advertising lawsuit — claimed advertised memory speeds required BIOS tweaks and overclocking settings
- Laser-driven spintronic memory device switches 1,000 times faster than DRAM —non-volatile device switches in 40 picoseconds while generating almost no heat
