Ok, interesting. But not sure if worth. I mean desktop RAM already go up to 8000+ MT/s. Not sure a CAMM2 would be faster, or if timings are better...
But even more fascinating is, how fast they implemented CAMM2 on their hardware. They rarely ever improved their own notebooks (I remember very well how annoyed I was with them remaining on the same crappy design or cooling solutions for years), but something like CAMM2 is implemented within a few months. Just shows how much they really care about notebooks... which is... not much.
The industry is getting ready to say goodbye to SO-DIMM and welcome CAMM2 as the DDR RAM form-factor of choice. We have already seen Lenovo adopting CAMM2 on select laptop models this year, and now MSI is first to show a desktop motherboard compatible with the new standard at Computex.
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