The pc"x" is just another way to indicate which type of DDR ram it is. all ddr2 ram is pc2.
there are two ways to classify ram, either: pc2 6400 or DDR2 800.
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DDR is 184 pin, DDR2 is 240 pin, differences in voltage and timings as well.
They don't go together, without getting two technical.
Thanks, but I was really wanting to know is the difference between the "pc" and "pc2"
designation on ddr2 memory. Nevertheless, I appreciate your willingness to take the time to help.
Do you have a site where you've seen both listed next to each other? Also, what is the next number when you see this diplayed? (e.g DDR2 PC6400. PC 2 6400?)
The pc"x" is just another way to indicate which type of DDR ram it is. all ddr2 ram is pc2.
there are two ways to classify ram, either: pc2 6400 or DDR2 800.
Thanks, but I was really wanting to know is the difference between the "pc" and "pc2"
designation on ddr2 memory. Nevertheless, I appreciate your willingness to take the time to help.
PC is just a number that is the result of the MHz multiplied by 8.
The pc"x" is just another way to indicate which type of DDR ram it is. all ddr2 ram is pc2.
there are two ways to classify ram, either: pc2 6400 or DDR2 800.
Do you have a site where you've seen both listed next to each other? Also, what is the next number when you see this diplayed? (e.g DDR2 PC6400. PC 2 6400?)
Thank you for the help. I believe my confusion began when I sought help from the "expert" at my local Staples. I believe I understand now.