ddr sdr

@kowtow (80)
India
July 21, 2008 5:42am CST
What is difference between DDR ram and SDR ram? Which is best?
7 responses
@murthee (84)
• India
21 Jul 08
DDR is the newer versions of RAM installed in motherboard for the speed of the system..SDR is a obsolete one.. there are only rare systems which has SDR!! DDR also has different varieties 1.DDR1 2.DDR2 3.DDR3 DDR1 is also an older version.. ONLY DDR2,3 is available in the market now!!
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21 Jul 08
Hi there, SDR IS SINGLE DATA RATE DDR IS DOUBLE DATA RATE DDR IS FASTER THAN SDR SDR IS FOUND IN OLDER SYSTEMS WHERE AS DDR IS FOUND IN MORE TODAYS SYSTEMS HOWEVER NEWER SYSTEMS USE DDR2 WHICH IS FASTER THAN DDR. THANKS
@vicky30 (4766)
• India
21 Jul 08
ddr ram operates at double speed than the speed mentioned.sdr ram only processes at he speed specified.since ddr ram has double speed than sd ram.ddr is the best ram.
• Bangladesh
21 Jul 08
DDR - double data rate ram SDR - single data rate ram now the rate: rate is how many data transfer at a time. So DDR ram is more faster then SDR. Because DDR transfer rate of is double. The speed of depends on RAM bus speed mainly. So the DDR ram bus speed is more higher then SDR. The DDR ram bus speed now more above 800. Now there are more release DDR version DDR-1, DDR-2.
@nahidbd (729)
• Bangladesh
21 Jul 08
DDR is also SDRAM but with modified and enhanced data transfer capability. SDRAM is already absolute because no motherboard manufacturer makes motherboard with the suppor5t for SDRAM anymore. DDR ram will continue to use in recent and future motherboard. There re three types of DDR RAM available now: DDR1, DDR2 and DDR3.
• India
21 Jul 08
SDR is an older version of Random Access Memory(RAM). It stands for Single Data Rate. It is much slower than DDR. DDR stands for Double Data Rate. Now the latest version of RAM is DDR2,i.e, Double Data Rate 2(version 2) DDR3 is the most latest one... it has not yet gained commercial importance. But it will gain in few months as it is costly now.
@karagala (447)
• Philippines
21 Jul 08
older motherboards use SDR. The new ones use DDR / DDR2.