DDR2 is still the mainstream memory of choice, only the Intel X38 and P35 chipsets so far support DDR3. AMD is planning on moving to DDR3 when AM3 socket finally makes its debut, but let's hope ...

While it still has higher latencies than DDR memory, the PQI24200 comes with very aggressive timings for the DDR2 line. So, let's take a look and see what PQI brings to us this time around.

DDR2 memory, for instance, first appeared in 2004. But only in the last 12 months has DDR3 taken over as the mainstream memory type for most new PCs. If you factor in existing systems, DDR2 is ...

OCZ DDR2 Memory comes in quite a range: from classic XTC to the watercooling capable FlexXLC to the latest Reaper HPC modules. We tested one of each to find out how they all stack up.

There is a common DDR2 question about which is better - low latency 800MHz or medium-high latency 1,066MHz? To answer it, we dropped in some performance-value G.Skill Pi Black memory in a P45 ...

GeIL certified FBGA 64Mx8 and 128Mx8 DDR2 IC chips 240pin, Non-ECC, Un-buffered DIMM Eight-layered Custom Black Dragon PCB Heatspreader: EVO ONE Heat-sink System Working voltage: - 800MHz CL5 – 1.8V ...

Hi all, I recently upgraded so I have some hardware that I'd like to give a new home. CPU - AMD Phenom II x2 550 Black Edition (3.1 ghz with unlocked CPU multiplier) Motherboard - Biostar TF8200 ...

DDR2 RAM chips are usually 240-pin Dual Inline Memory Modules. These modules are physically very different to DDR DIMMs, which usually use a 184-pin connector.

Several possible address/control topologies for DDR2 shown in Fig 1, while several possible data topologies are illustrated in Fig 2. In order to make use of the FPGA's on-die digitally controlled ...

Micron Technology Inc., Samsung Electronics Co., Elpida Memory Inc., Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and Infineon Technologies AG are all currently shipping DDR2 memory chips at 400- and 533-MHz data rates.

DDR has a data rate of 200/266/333/400 MiB/s compared to DDR2 which has a data rate of 400/533/667 MiB/s, it is clear to see that from a speed point of view DDR2 continues where DDR leaves off.