And now everything depends only on the memory makers. According to The Inquirer, Samsung stated their desire to support DDR400 actively and to increase the production of the corresponding chips and memory modules in the nearest future. And once Samsung tackles the matter (this is the world’s largest memory manufacturer), then there is not even the slightest doubt that the others will also get involved.

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