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Micron, a US company that produces memory modules, believes that GDDR7 memory will significantly improve performance for upcoming graphics cards.
The next generation of graphics cards is likely to come equipped with GDDR7 video memory.
Micron claims that GDDR7 will result in over 30% increase in frame rates for both ray tracing and rasterization.
Micron compared GDDR7 with current GDDR6 and GDDR6X memory, but did not provide details on the specific tests conducted.
Changes are expected to benefit resolutions of 1080p, 1440p, and 4K, but this information should be taken with caution.
Nvidia, AMD, and Intel are working on new graphics cards expected to launch either in the fall or early next year, but specifics on the specs are still unknown.
It remains unclear whether the new graphics cards will fully utilize the potential of GDDR7 memory modules.
Overall, Micron’s announcement suggests promising advancements in graphics card technology with the introduction of GDDR7 memory.
