new architecture drams and srams — evolution and function Prince, Betty. creator text xxu S.l.] Wiley 1996 1st ed monographic eng

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306 p. ; 25 cm Traditional Dynamic Random Access Memory Modules, or DRAMs, no longer have adequate bandwidth and access time to keep up with the speed of current microprocessors. In order to solve this problem, many work stations and mainframe manufacturers are starting to use high speed memories, which are memory technologies that improve the speed and efficiency of microprocessors. It is expected that high speed memories will be in widespread use within a few years Betty Prince 0471956465 (paperback) 9780471956464 (paperback) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0471956465/chopaconline-2 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0471956465/chopaconline-2 140812 20140812191156.0 ASIN0471956465