<?phpxml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" standalone="yes" ?><!-- XML-Output by the takeMS Support Team --><faq><article id="mem3"><language>en</language><category>Memory General</category><question>What is SDR SD-RAM (SDR DIMM)?</question><answer>This memory module is the successor of the EDO RAM memory module. It possesses a 64 bits data bus, the access times are ten-times more rapid and the pulse frequency has increased parallel to the FSB. The SDR DIMM memory modules possess 168 pins and are already working with a tension of 3.3 volts. They are compatible to one another. A 133 processor could therefore be inserted on a 66MHz slot. 

PC66 66MHz
PC100 100MHz
PC133 133MHz
PC150 150MHz (only interesting to overclock) </answer><date>2006-08-28</date><author>Mihai</author></article></faq>