You and a coworker are discussing the relative merits of DDR2 vs. DDR3, and specifically DDR2-667 against DDR3-1600. You believe the faster DDR3 is always faster, while your coworker says that latency due to greater power consumption actually makes DDR3-1600 modules slower than DDR2-667 memory. Your supervisor comes along to try to settle the dispute. What does he say is true of DDR2 and DDR3?
A. He says DDR3-1600 will always be faster than DDR2-667 because of the faster clock speeds.
B. He says DDR2-667 will always be faster than DDR3-1600 because DDR3-1600 has greater latency due to greater energy consumption.
C. He says DDR2-667 modules run slower, not only because of the slower clock rate, but because at its clock speed, it consumes more power than the DDR3-1600 modules.
D. He says DDR3-1600 should be generally faster than DDR2-667 and run using less power, but that a variety of other factors could affect overall performance.
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You and a coworker are discussing the relative merits of DDR2 vs. DDR3, and specifically DDR2-667...
You and a coworker are discussing the relative merits of DDR2 vs. DDR3, and specifically DDR2-667 against DDR3-1600. You believe the faster DDR3 is always faster, while your coworker says that latency due to greater power consumption actually makes DDR3-1600 modules slower than DDR2-667 memory. Your supervisor comes along to try to settle the dispute. What does he say is true of DDR2 and DDR3? A. He says DDR3-1600 will always be faster than DDR2-667 because of the faster clock...
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