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Sorry, my old Toshiba was on it's last legs, it's from like 2010. Good news is I'm hoping the Framework I just got will be the last and now I'll just upgrade, because I can, for as long as 64gb of DDR5 will get me (only 32gb rn, but once ddr6 comes out and ddr5 gets cheaper it'll be go time and extend the life until I need to upgrade the mainboard and by that time it'll be ddr7/8/9!)
I'm thinking sodimms will be retired by the time ddr6 comes out, and replaced by the camm2 standard everyone is talking about.
Neat! Well whatever it is, when it's time hopefully they'll have a board that supports it.