SDRAM - What does it mean

TheCorm

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"Sychronous Dynamic Random Access Memory" or "Single Data Rate A????? Memory"

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Vadatajs

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<< Static Dynamic Random Access Memory >>



tee hee, an oxymoron


synchronous dynamic random access memory
 

thorin

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"<< Static Dynamic Random Access Memory >>

tee hee, an oxymoron"

I ain't no ox moron...... jk :p

Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory , is correct.

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TheCorm

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I think "Starterfrazle Dermatologizel Radioactive Albatross Memory" is most interesting but I guess "Sychronous Dynamic Random Access Memory" is correct.

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Colt45

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<< "Sychronous Dynamic Random Access Memory" or "Single Data Rate A????? Memory"

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DDR is a flavor of SDRAM as well.
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TheCorm

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So you can effectively have DDRSDRAM, When are they gonna released Triple Data Rate Memory then? "TDR"
 

ssanches

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Doesn't this thread belong in off-topic?
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Scootin159

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SDRAM = Sychronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

SDR-SDRAM = Single Data Rate Sychronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

DDR-SDRAM = Double Data Rate Sychronous Dynamic Random Access Memory

EDO-RAM = Extended Data Output Random Access Memory

RDRAM = Rambus Dynamic Random Access Memory

also:

SIMM = Single Inline Memory Module
DIMM = Dual Inline Memory Module
SODIMM = Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module
RIMM = Rambus Inline Memory Module
CRIMM = Continuity Rambus Inline Memory Module
 

TheCorm

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The entires dictionary of Memory there from Scootin159

"Doesn't this thread belong in off-topic?"

Memory is Hardware ain't it ;)
 

TheCorm

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The entires dictionary of Memory there from Scootin159

"Doesn't this thread belong in off-topic?"

Memory is Hardware ain't it ;)