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To: EricRR who wrote (3856)8/7/2000 8:29:15 PM
From: Dan3Respond to of 275872
 
Re: What is the difference between PC1600 DDR and PC 2100 DDR?

64 bit bus divided by 8 bits per byte equals 8 bytes;
times 2 for double data rate;
times 100MHZ;
totals 1600 bytes/sec for PC1600.
For PC2100 substitute 133MHZ (133x16=2128)

Why does Intel only plan to use PC1600 DDR for their servers?

Intel seems to have suddenly acquired a very conservative approach to new memory types, I wonder what could have caused this?

:-)

Regards,

Dan


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