Solution
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.

reagent0025

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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.
 

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PC is just a number that is the result of the MHz multiplied by 8.

PC3200 = DDR 400MHz

PC2 6400 = DDR2 800MHz

 

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Thanks, that makes sense.
 

reagent0025

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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.