Doc Overclock · 12-29-2000 · Category: Tech-planations

RDRAM

RDRAM (Rambus Dynamic Random Access Memory) is a new memory technology that promises a much faster data transfer rate compared to today's SDRAM. The Rambus RAM will be capable of a data transfer rates of 1.6GB per second, delivering the data on an 800MHz data bus. The Rambus memory chips are placed on a small circuit board that is referred to as the Rambus In-line Memory Module (RIMM).

Contents

1. SDRAM
2. RDRAM
3. DDR
4. Flash ROM
5. Cache