Rambus Memory (RDRAM)

RDRAM (Rambus Dynamic Random-Access Memory) is a memory subsystem made to transfer information or data at faster rates. It is made up of a RAM, a RAM controller, as well as a bus path that attaches RAM to PC and microprocessors. This memory was introduced by Rambus, Inc. RDRAM technology was significantly faster than old memory models, like the SDRAM (Synchronous DRAM). Usually, SDRAM has a data transfer rate of 133 MHz, whereas the RDRAM is able to transfer data at 800MHz. Rambus Memory RDRAM uses RIMM (Rambus Inline Memory Module) technology, which is installed in sets and transfers data from falling and rising clock signal ends and doubles physical clock rates. EMC 2TB SATA 3GB/s 7200RPM 3.5-inch Hard Drive with SAS Interposer, Dell 256MB RIMM Memory Module, HP 64MB RDRAM-800MHz 45ns 184-Pin RIMM Memory Module, and HP 1GB RDRAM 1066MHz DIMM Memory for ES80/GS1280 are among some of the best Rambus memory modules.