DDR2-DDR converter from Gigabyte

With the help of a small circuit unit called the GC-DDR21, the problem of switching between memory types is permanently eliminated. Although the price of DDR2 SDRAMs today is slightly higher and, in fact, often lower for higher capacity modules than their traditional DDR counterparts, this does not mean that the new development of Gigabyte is unnecessary. Moreover, as today’s systems have shown that, on average use, the new DDR2 is not, or only minimally, faster than its predecessor, the question rightly arises as to why we need to replace branded modules purchased at the expense of poison. Thanks to HKEPC, we not only got pictures of the GC-DDR21, but it was also tested right away:

		DDR2 533 X 2	DDR 400 X 2
PCMark05		CL 4-4-4-12	CL 2,5-3-3-6
	CPU	4438	4402
	Memory	3323	3136
	Graphic	5561	5494
Super PI
	1M	50s	48s
	4M	4m02s	3m56s
Sandra 2005 SP1
	ALU	12253	12372
	FPU / icSee2	4023/6909	4003 / 6921
	Int	31531	31505
	Float	37377	37335
3dMark 03
	Default	14716	14225
	CPU Body	844	831
3dMark 05
	Default	6169	6094
	CPU Body	4421	4354

 

 

		GC-DDR21	DDR 400 X 2
PCMark05		DDR 400 X 4
	Total	4836	4822
	CPU	4471	4402
	Memory	3112	3136
	Graphic	5527	5494
Super PI
	1M	48s	48s
	4M	3m56s	3m56s
Sandra 2005 SP1
	ALU	12331	12372
	FPU / icSee2	4014/6903	4003 / 6921
	Int	31560	31505
	Float	37392	37335
3dMark 03
	Default	14231	14225
	CPU Body	833	831
3dMark 05
	Default	6103	6094
	CPU Body	4362	4354

 

The numbers speak for themselves, the differences between the individual configurations are quite minimal, which definitely means the success of the Gigabyte converter. Unfortunately, we do not yet have exact information about the exact release time, price and availability.