Diff b/w PC1600/2100/2400?

[ColdMiser]

I understand that PC100 runs at 100 Mhz and PC133 runs at 133Mhz, but what do the notations mean on different types of DDR mem?

[jbslow]

PC1600 - 100mhz
PC2100 - 133mhz
PC2400 - 150mhz
PC2700 - 166mhz

I think this is right , all I know for sure is my crucial PC2100 is running smoth @ 160mhz with 2.8v flowing through it :D

[abb1]

Does the pc2400 only give an advantage if you overclock, or does it also improve memory performance when having the bus at 133?
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[It_The_Cow]

Having PC2400 only gives you an overclocking advantage. Since PC2400 isn't a real standard, it just means that they've been tested to run at 150. I believe 2700 was the next standard, but I may be wrong. It has been a while since I've read up about DDR Ram

[abb1]

Thats what I thought.
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