Memory
| Internal memory |
2 GB |
| Internal memory type |
DDR2 |
| Memory clock speed |
667 MHz |
| ECC |
N |
2GB, DDR II SDRAM, 667MHz, Fully Buffered DIMM
As the PC industry transitions to Windows Vista - with minimum DRAM requirements of 1GB - SAMSUNG's broad, high-volume line of DDR2 solutions will enable PCs to get the most from this new operating system. Special Features SAMSUNG DDR2 DIMMs adhere to JEDEC's DDR2 specifications by adding core functions that include: off-chip-driver calibration to maintain optimal driver strength; on-die termination for maximum signal integrity; and posted CAS, a command control method to enhance bus efficiency. SAMSUNG's DDR2 DIMMs feature a 4-bit pre-fetch scheme that delivers twice the external bandwidth of DDR memory for the same internal frequency. As a result, advanced desktops can support better media playback and 3D graphics performance.
low power and high speed for notebook PCs
DDR2 SDRAM SODIMMs from SAMSUNG deliver significant benefits to portable PC makers.These include a space-saving form factor, low power consumption, improved thermal characteristics, and high bandwidth. Resulting in greater performance per watt and improved battery life compared to other memory standards, SAMSUNG DDR2 SODIMMs are available in densities from 256MB to 2GB and feature speeds up to 800Mb/second.
broadest selection of DDR2
SAMSUNG DDR2 modules for portable PCs are part of the industry's broadest selection of DDR2 SDRAM solutions that include high-performance memory for today's most advanced mobile, desktop and server systems.
SAMSUNG's DDR2 SODIMMs are based on the company's monolithic component technology and manufactured using its exacting process technology, which currently goes down to 60nm. FBGA packaging technology enables high frequency.
advanced features
SAMSUNG DDR2 SODIMMs adhere to JEDEC's DDR2 specifications by adding core functions that include: off-chip-driver calibration to maintain optimal driver strength; on-die termination for maximum signal integrity; and posted CAS, a command control method to enhance bus efficiency. SAMSUNG's DDR2 SODIMMs feature a 4-bit pre-fetch scheme that delivers more than twice the external bandwidth of DDR memory for the same internal frequency.
