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DDR = Double Data Rate Memory
SDR = Standard Data Rate Memory
RDRAM = Rambus Memory
CRIMM = Device that fills up empty RAM slots fooling the board that it has 2xsticks of 0MB memory. (Some P4 boards need all the memory slots filled.)
Hope this helps,
M_N
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SDR = Standard Data Rate Memory
RDRAM = Rambus Memory
CRIMM = Device that fills up empty RAM slots fooling the board that it has 2xsticks of 0MB memory. (Some P4 boards need all the memory slots filled.)
Hope this helps,
M_N
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Maximus Nickus said:
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Q: What does SDRAM stand for and what does it do?
A: SDRAM stands for Synchronous Dynamic RAM (Random Access Memory).
http://support.gateway.com/support/faq/dt-motherboards/06019804.shtml
A: SDRAM stands for Synchronous Dynamic RAM (Random Access Memory).
http://support.gateway.com/support/faq/dt-motherboards/06019804.shtml
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ok. ok I give up, but my point was that it was not "standard"
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I posted then simplest terms, sorry for the confusion. Like its the first!
Placid is right about the 'complex' terms,
M_N
Placid is right about the 'complex' terms,
M_N
