Ddr2

[Sorrow]

Hi, lately i have been hearing that the DDR2 RAM has been becoming standard...Can someone explain to me why? I always though that DDR4 was the more advance ones.

 

[BlindObject]

i think you're being confused with DDr4 with ddr 400. DDR400 is basically ddr. With 2700 and 3200 version etc...

DDR2 is faster.

 

[JimShady23]

Well

DDR consists of PC2100 (266mhz) PC2700 (333mhz) and PC3200 (400mhz)
PC3200 is the general standard for last gen DDR platforms There are a few varients higher than PC3200 such as PC4000 however they are really just meant for overclocking and unless overclocked run at 400mhz.

DDR2 is the currant industry standard and comes in all sorts of flavors such as 533mhz, 667mhz and the now standard speed of 800mhz all the way up to 1300mhz. However the fastest that can be seen by most motherboards without overclocking is 1066mhz.

Now with the release of DDR3 capable boards standard DDR is 3 generations behind.

 

[Sorrow]

lol you just made me even more confused =] Thanks alot for the infomation though...Getting it little by little =]