Discussion Locked

What is CL2, CL3, Regestired SDRAM?

0 helpful

5 replies

by zizoux Oct 16, 2001 last reply Feb 22, 2002

Closed to new repliesThis discussion is closed. It stays readable, but it takes no new replies.

What does it means "PC133 ECC Registerd SDRAM CL2" or "CL3" ?

5 replies

by latlow Oct 16, 2001

It refers to a Synchronous DRAM module manufactured to comply to the Intel PC133 specification. It is rated to run at 133MHz, has a CAS Latency (referring to memory access speed with relation to clock speed) of two or three depending on the last digit, and is Error Correcting code, which it means that it can detect and correct parity errors.

by zizoux Oct 17, 2001

Please can you clarify The CAS Latency; and which one is faster CL2 or CL3.

by latlow Oct 17, 2001

http://www.pcguide.com/ref/ram/tech_SDRAM.htmTry the article listed above. The section on Synchronous DRAM should give you all the detail you need.

by zizoux Feb 22, 2002

Poster rated this answer

by zizoux Feb 22, 2002

This question was closed by the author

This discussion is closed to new replies.

5 replies

Trending Hardware posts

Setting up a wifi bridge with switch correctly

Experiencing Bottleneck with RTX 4060 + i5-12400F - Need Advice

Keyboard

Core i7 12700KF or Core i7 12700F ?

Looking for honest opinions on gaming PC