Hiện nay nhiều người thường nhầm lẫ

Hiện nay nhiều người thường nhầm lẫn về cách gọi tên của các loại RAM. Nếu như RDRAM không có gì để nói thì với dòng SDRAM, việc nhầm lẫn ngày càng lớn. Khái niệm RAM (Random Access Memory) thì chắc hẳn ai cũng biết. DRAM hay SDRAM là khái niệm mở rộng hơn (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory - RAM đồng bộ). Ban đầu và thậm chí hiện nay khi nói đến SDRAM người ta thường nghĩ ngay đến RAM loại cũ với tốc độ 100MHz hay 133MHz; tuy nhiên từ sau khi DDR SDRAM (Double Data Rate SDRAM) ra đời thì quan niệm này hoàn toàn sai.

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

Currently many people are often confused about how the name of the type of RAM. If the RDRAM had nothing to say, then with the SDRAM, increasing the confusion. The concept of RAM (Random Access Memory), then surely everyone knows. DRAM or SDRAM is more extended concept (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory-RAM in sync). And even nowadays when it comes to SDRAM people often think of older types of RAM with 100 MHz or 133 MHz speed; However after DDR SDRAM (Double Data Rate SDRAM) birth then this notion completely wrong.

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

Currently, many people are often confused about how to call the names of RAM. If RDRAM nothing to say it with the SDRAM, the confusion growing. The concept of RAM (Random Access Memory), then surely everyone knows. DRAM or SDRAM is broader concept (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory - synchronous RAM). At first, and even now when it comes to SDRAM people often think of older RAM 100MHz or 133MHz speeds; However, since the DDR SDRAM (Double Data Rate SDRAM) is born this concept completely wrong.

Kết quả (Anh) 3:

At present, a lot of people often confuse the names of various methods of RAM. If you do not have what to say, RDRAM and SDRAM, more and more RAM (wrong concept of random access memory), is known to all. DRAM or more broadly, SDRAM (synchronous RAM synchronous dynamic random access memory). At first, even now when people often say that SDRAM is now in the RAM speed or old like 133MHz 100MHz; but from the back DDR SDRAM (double data SDRAM rate) birth concept, which is completely wrong.