One might find it shocking that DDR2 memory has been on the market for over a year now, and while the initial performance levels of DDR2 memory was lackluster to say the least, that is no longer the case today. At its inception entry level DDR2 came clocked at 400MHz with CL4 timings. One year later, one of the most common enthusiast speed grades is PC2-6400 (800MHz), which is double the initial frequency with the same timings as DDR2's big debut. To make things even better DDR2 memory has achieved price parity with DDR1 memory, making the change much easier on the wallet.
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Review:
Legit Reviews
Nov 18, 2005, 05:52 PM
