Crucial PC2700 256MB Review
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on May 14, 2002 at 4:16:15 AM
Mikhailtech review an Engineering sample of Crucial's PC2700.
As you can see, they're virtually identical with the exception of the manufacturing date and ES mark. Both chips are marked -6ns which means 166.67MHz clock speed, 333.33MHz data rate because these are DDR chips. The DIMM has 16 of these chips, 8 on each side and it is a double sided module, for a total of 256MB, which means that each chip can store up to 16MB (128Megabits or 16MegaBytes) each.
As you can see, they're virtually identical with the exception of the manufacturing date and ES mark. Both chips are marked -6ns which means 166.67MHz clock speed, 333.33MHz data rate because these are DDR chips. The DIMM has 16 of these chips, 8 on each side and it is a double sided module, for a total of 256MB, which means that each chip can store up to 16MB (128Megabits or 16MegaBytes) each.