Here's what I think I know:
RAM stores every bit of memory in it's own little special spot. In DRAM there is one transistor per bit, in SRAM there are six per bit. Hearing that, I assume that DRAM is more effecient, but I don't know.
I also have no idea what "clock spead is"
And isn't Double Data Rate SDRAM going to be like the RAM God?
Anyway, here's what my problem is:
I got this new computer and it only has 256MB of RAM. I got this computer to replace the computer I have now. The one I have now has an entire gig of memory. I have no idea what type of RAM my old computer takes but the new one only accepts PC800. And many places don't carry PC800, and the places that do sell it for $300 for every 512. AND My computer only takes it in groups of 2. So I would need to spend $600 for a gig of ram or I could find 2 256MB and spend about $400 for half a gig.
Oh yah, and the new computer, every memory module must be the same amount. And right now there are 2 256mbs
LAME!
2006-12-27
08:25:09
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donald d
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