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¿ DDR SDRAM SDR ?
anyone know which ram is better.... sdram or sdr ?? i know ddr is better than both, jus thought i'd include that to make ppl look in the topic.
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umm, aren't they the same thing?
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snookay
Welcome to techIMO.
Have not heard of sdr ram, are you sure your not thinking of something else?
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SDram is the module name (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory) SDR is Single Data Rate, DDR is Double Data Rate. so the 2 types are
SDR SDram
DDR SDram.
Often SDR SDram is listed as just SDram, (Since it was the original )
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SDR = Single Data Ram
DDR = Double Data Ram
Right?
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Thanks Wizzard
I knew someone would be able to explain this better than I could.
Not to big on memory other than the obvious.
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thank you. wizzard. i had a feeling sdr and sdram were the same but wanted to be sure on it.
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Also, this is RD ram.
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It's usually called DDR SDRAM (as opposed to SGRAM on graphics cards, I guess). I'm not sure how synchronous it is, but I guess it shows the difference between it and RDRAM.
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NO, ddr sdram is diff from sdram.
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