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ns memory question.
- Thread starter d94
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the lower the ns rating is the better
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when T is cylce time and f is the frequency it works like that:
f = 1/T
e.g. :
T = 2ns => f = 1/2*10^(-9) = 500 MHz (would be 1GHz in DDR)
and as said above, the lower T, the higher is f.
f = 1/T
e.g. :
T = 2ns => f = 1/2*10^(-9) = 500 MHz (would be 1GHz in DDR)
and as said above, the lower T, the higher is f.
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cooooooool!!! and i knew that! so the time tells the frequency of the chips! bravo! I have overlooked that for a long time!
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veryhumid said:
not quite sure if I get you wrong, but there's no need to be cynical.. he asked politely so I've answered him.. what's wrong?
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