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How do define a memory is high density or low density? is (16x8) 16 chips 256mb high density?

those vendors define 32x4 as high density,
which is wrong.

32x4 and 16x8 both are 128Mbit,
they're same density,
they're just different architecture,
32x4 is 8M x 4bit wide x 4 bank,
16x8 is 4M x 8bit wide x 4 bank,
that's why they call 32x4 "high density" because of 8M vs 4M.

if you're comparing a 128Mbit chip to 64Mbit chip,
you can say the 128 is high density, 64 is low density.
 
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