SDRAM
Synchronized chip storage
SDRAM, an abbreviation for synchronous dynamic random-access memory, is a type of computer memory that synchronizes its operations with the system clock, allowing faster data transfer than earlier asynchronous designs.
It became the standard RAM technology in personal computers during the late 1990s and evolved through several generations including DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4, and DDR5, each offering increased speed and efficiency.
The motherboard supports up to 32GB of DDR5 SDRAM.
Foot-based rhythm arcade
- DDR2Second-generation RAM type
- DDR3Third-generation memory module
- DDR4Fourth-generation memory architecture
- synchronousOccurring at same moment
specification · generation · revision · voltage · compliance
Data transmission capacity
- latencyDelay in system response
- timingArt of choosing moments
- throughputProcessing rate over time
- clock cycleProcessor's basic time unit
megahertz · gigahertz · nanoseconds · data rate · transfer rate · frequency · overclocking · burst mode
Computer memory card
- DDRFoot-based rhythm arcade
- moduleIndependent functional component
- motherboardComputer's primary circuit platform
- chipsetCoordinated circuit collection
memory bank · slot · socket · heatspreader · memory slot · registered · unbuffered · buffered
DDR
Foot-based rhythm arcade
- DDR2Second-generation RAM type
- DDR3Third-generation memory module
- DDR4Fourth-generation memory architecture
synchronous · specification · generation · revision · voltage · compliance
bandwidth
Data transmission capacity
- latencyDelay in system response
- timingArt of choosing moments
- throughputProcessing rate over time
clock cycle · megahertz · gigahertz · nanoseconds · data rate · transfer rate · frequency · overclocking · burst mode · prefetch
DIMM
Computer memory card
- DDRFoot-based rhythm arcade
- moduleIndependent functional component
- motherboardComputer's primary circuit platform
chipset · memory bank · slot · socket · heatspreader · memory slot · registered · unbuffered · buffered
dynamic
Active and changing
gigabyte
Data storage unit
ranks · channel · addressable · 64-bit · 128-bit