Behind The Silicon Curtain: Exclusive Test Of The P4/2666 With 533 MHz Rambus
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Same Price: RDRAM And DDR-SDRAM, Continued
The 533 MHz Rambus modules require effective cooling.
An interesting development in the market is in regard to the memory prices: currently, DDR SDRAM costs just as much as RDRAM. The high price of Rambus, which we have mentioned in many articles previously, should no longer be a purchase barrier.
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| Header Cell - Column 0 | Name | Clock | Bus | Bandwidth |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SDRAM133 | PC133 | 133 MHz | 64 Bit | 1,06 GB/s |
| DDR266 | PC2100 | 133 MHz | 64 Bit | 2,1 GB/s |
| DDR266-Dual | PC2100 | 133 MHz | 64 Bit | 4,2 GB/s |
| DDR333 | PC2700 | 166 MHz | 64 Bit | 2,7 GB/s |
| DDR333-Dual | PC2700 | 166 MHz | 64 Bit | 5,4 GB/s |
| RDRAM 400 | PC800 | 400 MHz | 16 Bit | 1,6 GB/s |
| RDRAM 400-Dual | PC800 | 400 MHz | 16 Bit | 3,2 GB/s |
| RDRAM 533 | PC1066 | 533 MHz | 16 Bit | 2,1 GB/s |
| RDRAM 533-Dual | PC1066 | 533 MHz | 16 Bit | 4,2 GB/s |
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