Re: [Simply Computers] Difference in RAM memory

Oh, boy oh, boy ..the second time tonight to use "frontside bus" in a post.

Since others have taken on the practical aspect of your original post I have truncated it to just one question (as seen below).

The number following PC2-xxxx is approximately the peak transfer rate designed into the memory. See link for more technical information and for such interesting facts such as why PC-5300 is often called PC-5400. Or why it may be called DDR2-667 (C or D).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR2_SDRAM

And on many machines the frontside bus is divided by the memory divider to arrive at the memory clock.

...Bryce

At 5/8/2011, Old Guys Rule wrote:
>What does the PC2-xxxx stand for?

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