I've read DDR memory can send/receive data in both edges of the clock signal.
So DDR266 works on a 133 MHz bus
DDR333 works on a 166 MHz bus
DDR400 works on a 200 MHz bus
In the other hand I've heared that the Athlon XP has a dual pumped FSB so it can transmit with a speed of
266 on a 133 MHz bus
333 on a 166 MHz bus
400 on a 200 MHz bus
So... DDR is the same thing as "Dual Pumped"?
The memory is dual pumped or DDR?
The cpu is dual pumped or DDR?
The Front Side Bus is dual pumped or DDR?
If 266,333 and 400 MHz are called "FSB effective speeds"
what is the correct term for the real 133, 166 and 200 MHz speeds.
So DDR266 works on a 133 MHz bus
DDR333 works on a 166 MHz bus
DDR400 works on a 200 MHz bus
In the other hand I've heared that the Athlon XP has a dual pumped FSB so it can transmit with a speed of
266 on a 133 MHz bus
333 on a 166 MHz bus
400 on a 200 MHz bus
So... DDR is the same thing as "Dual Pumped"?
The memory is dual pumped or DDR?
The cpu is dual pumped or DDR?
The Front Side Bus is dual pumped or DDR?
If 266,333 and 400 MHz are called "FSB effective speeds"
what is the correct term for the real 133, 166 and 200 MHz speeds.
