SDRAM stands for Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory, which synchronizes with the system clock for faster data transfer compared to asynchronous DRAM.
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Data transfer rate can be expressed in bytes per second (e.g., MB/s) or bits per second (e.g., Mbps), and the bus clock is in Hz. But the rate is typically Bps or bps.
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In the memory hierarchy, the fastest options (registers, cache) are small and expensive, while large capacity options (HDDs, SSDs) are farther from the CPU and have slower access speeds.
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ECC RAM includes error correction capabilities, improving system stability and data integrity, making it suitable for servers and mission-critical applications.
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