Author: Slater Wold
Date: 13:42:40 09/20/01
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On September 20, 2001 at 09:20:14, K. Burcham wrote: > > >i have been reading about registered ddr ram. i cant find if all registered >ram has the error correction. so the question is, is the below advertisement >misleading? this ad shows non ecc registered ddr ram. is this really >available as non ecc, resitered ddr ram. Yes. It is. > > >256MB DDR PC2100 266MHz Registered Certified > >$87.18 >BZBP# - 256C2100ERC > >DDR Memory for 256MB Higher performance over mainstream PC100 or PC133 memory Up >to 2.1 GB/sec of peak bandwidth using PC2100 DIMMs (with DDR266 memory chips) >JEDEC Standard 184 pin DIMM DIMM Lead pitch: 1.27 mm 2.5 Volts SSTL-2 I/O >Interface CAS Latencies: 2.5 SPD Support Support for Memory Chip Stacking >Register 32X72 YOU WANT THIS ONE! > > >256MB DDR PC2100 266MHz Registered Certified ECC > >$89.18 >BZBP# - 256C2100ERCE > >DDR Memory for 256MB Higher performance over mainstream PC100 or PC133 memory Up >to 2.1 GB/sec of peak bandwidth using PC2100 DIMMs (with DDR266 memory chips) >JEDEC Standard 184 pin DIMM DIMM Lead pitch: 1.27 mm 2.5 Volts SSTL-2 I/O >Interface CAS Latencies: 2.5 SPD Support Support for Memory Chip Stacking ECC is for "mission critical" servers. It actually slows the memory down. > >kburcham
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