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Recycle SK Hynix DRAM Memory Product:DDR,LPDDR,HBM,GDDR

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SK Hynix DRAM Product Line Overview
DRAM products cover a wide range of needs from traditional computing devices to cutting-edge high-performance computing applications, and are available in four main categories: DDR series, LPDDR series, HBM high-bandwidth memory and GDDR graphics memory. Each of these products has its own characteristics in terms of performance, power consumption and application scenarios, and form the core components of memory systems for modern electronic devices.

DDR series memory:
DDR4 DRAM: As the current mainstream memory standard with high speed and low power consumption, DDR4 DRAM is widely used in personal computers, servers and various enterprise-level computing devices.
DDR5 DRAM: A new generation of memory technology that offers higher bandwidth (up to twice that of DDR4) and lower power consumption (operating voltage down to 1.1V) than DDR4, making it particularly suitable for next-generation computing platforms and high-end server applications.
Other DDR variants: These include DDR3 and DDR3L, which are optimised for specific application scenarios. Although the technology is relatively obsolete, there is still a stable demand for them in areas such as industrial control and embedded systems.

LPDDR Series:
LPDDR4/LPDDR4X DRAM: Designed for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, LPDDR4/LPDDR4X DRAM significantly reduces power consumption while maintaining high performance through optimised circuit design and the use of advanced manufacturing processes.
LPDDR5 DRAM: Currently the top memory standard for mobile devices, it offers 50% higher bandwidth and lower power consumption than LPDDR4, perfectly supporting high-end mobile applications such as 5G communications, high-resolution displays and AI computing.

HBM (High Bandwidth Memory):
HBM uses vertically stacked 3D architecture and through-silicon vias (TSV) technology to vertically connect multiple DRAM chips to achieve bandwidth performance that far exceeds traditional memory.
It is mainly used in high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence accelerators, graphics workstations and other areas with extremely high requirements for memory bandwidth, such as HBM3 products with a bandwidth of up to 819 GB/s.

GDDR (Graphics Double Data Rate) graphics memory:
Designed for graphics cards, game consoles, AI acceleration cards and other graphics-intensive applications, featuring ultra-high bandwidth and higher clock frequencies.
Includes GDDR5, GDDR6 and other generations of products, of which GDDR6's bandwidth can be up to twice that of GDDR5, and is gradually becoming the mainstream choice for high-end graphics cards.