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[Volunteer needed]Too high DRAM clock speed MAY be causing you random crashes/freezes
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(07-21-2020, 01:03 AM)tllim Wrote:
(07-19-2020, 08:27 PM)gotomech Wrote:
(07-19-2020, 08:10 PM)z4v4l Wrote: A64 always supported 3GB of RAM, there is no any upgrade. 2GB is used, because there is no 3GB LPDDR3 memory chip and it would be insane to put a 4GB chip and waste 1GB of memory. it was told a million times.  Dodgy

Makes sense, thanks for the info!

Sorry if I missed it before, the pinephone is really what taught me about pine64. So I'm a little late to the game and learned/learning everything really quickly as I ask questions and such.

So, since you seem to be in the know, is it a 2GB and 1GB module for the convergence model or are they just using 4GB now and "wasting" the 1GB?

The 3GB LPDDR3 using in Pinephone is an asymmetric DRAM configuration. We just aware such DRAM configuration about 3 weeks ago and is not commonly available.

That's cool! Now the comments I've been seeing about stocking it make a lot more sense.

I'll stop dragging this thread off topic now, since this is such an important topic.

Thanks again!
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RE: [Volunteer needed]Too high DRAM clock speed MAY be causing you random crashes/freezes - by gotomech - 07-21-2020, 11:01 AM

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