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Ruby Huang, Taipei; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES
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Posted on Feb 1, 10:11
Good question. If they follow the DT equivalents then maybe they will. However, there are other factors that limit the RAM capacity.2GB+ SODIMM availability and the fact that most NBs only support 2 RAM slots due the size limits of the chassis
Posted on Feb 1, 02:39
What I'm wondering is if this chipset will support 64 bit addressing, i.e. will this chipset support greater than 4GB main memory in notebooks??!?!!