Post-ID: thread-20050321212708-qdb-43244 Created-At: 2005-03-21T21:27:08Z Board-Tags: general Imported-Score-Seed: 385 Imported-Vote-Count-Seed: 517 < tobita: i'm going to expose more of my computer stupidity here, what's the difference between SDRAM and DDR RAM The number of pins on the stick < ah Other than that, DDR is faster < at least i'm not calling the entire computer tower the modem, as a coworker was doing today Hobbit: Technically, it's "SDRAM" vs. "DDR SDRAM" Which should make it clearer that one is an enhanced version of the other. Imagine that someone is flicking the light switch on and off in your room. In the room with you is a dwarf with a knife. With regular SDRAM, every time the lights go out, the dwarf stabs you. With DDR, not only does he stab you when the lights go out, but also, when the lights turn back on, he kicks you in the shin. As you can see, more information is being transmitted, even though the same process is going on. This is the magic of DDR.