According to a new report, it is "confirmed" to sport 4GB of RAM, the LPDDR4 type (just like the one you'll see inside the OnePlus 2, incidentally).
As this is still a rumor, you should probably not take it for granted, but it's one more confirmation of that amount. So there's a high likelihood that Samsung will indeed cram 4GB of RAM in there.
Also "confirmed" is the fact that the Note 5 will use Samsung's own Exynos 7422 chipset, the company's first to be a true single-chip solution. This means one package will incorporate the octa-core CPU, the GPU, the RAM, the storage, as well as the Shannon 333 LTE modem.
Also previously rumored for the Galaxy Note 5 was a 5.67-inch Super AMOLED QHD touchscreen. Support for wireless charging should be built-in too.
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