What do memory modules DDR and KVR mean and what are the differences?

DDR means double rate synchronous dynamic random access memory. KVR refers to the memory stick produced by Kingston. The difference between the two is as follows:

1. Different characteristics

1. DDR: DDR memory transmits data twice in one clock cycle. It can transmit data twice in the rising period and falling period of the clock. Transfer data once.

2. KVR: Kingston memory has always been the memory product with the highest shipment volume in the market. This brand of memory has good compatibility, has a very good reputation and is very cost-effective.

2. Different frequencies

1. DDR: The memory controller can use this data filtering signal to accurately locate the data, output it every 16 times, and resynchronize the data from different memory modules. data.

2. KVR: Memory capacity: 2GB? Memory frequency: 1333MHz Memory transmission type: DDRâ…¢ Transmission standard: PC3 10600.

3. Different advantages

1. DDR: DDR memory uses the SSTL2 standard that supports 2.5V voltage, instead of the 3.3V LVTTL standard used by SDRAM.

2. KVR: Kingston has obtained a patent for the single in-line memory module (SIMM) to expand memory in computer systems.

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