Yes, it does. It has whole bunches of possible bit paths. I recommend this question be merged with similar DDR2 questions...
I am currently enruled in a school and i am taking classes on this. ```````` I have my A+ certification and the awnser is 240-Pins ```````` ~Well, that is nice, but he was asking for the Data path bits, not Pin. Data path is 64 bit.
DDR2 SDRAM modules are available single sided and double sided.
Obviously the difference is speed.
No.
speed?maybe.but more likely the spelling.."DDR2" has no"SDRAM PC2 133 168pin" unlike the"DDR2 SDRAM PC2 133 168pin"It's really hard to see it at a first glance..
The Toshiba 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM works on laptops and desktops.
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The primary difference between shared dual channel DDR2 SDRAM and dual channel DDR2 SDRAM lies in memory allocation and performance. Dual channel DDR2 SDRAM utilizes two memory channels simultaneously, allowing for increased bandwidth and improved performance when both channels are filled with separate data. In contrast, shared dual channel DDR2 SDRAM may involve sharing memory resources between different components, which can limit the benefits of dual channel configurations and potentially lead to lower performance. Essentially, the distinction affects how memory resources are utilized and the overall efficiency of data processing.
No, the slots for DDR2 RAM is different from the DDR RAM. You cannot use DDR RAM with DDR2 slot.
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