RAM bus
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RAM bus is the speed at which the RAM communicates with the rest of the computer. RAM bus can be measured in either PC speeds, DDR or MHz.
| PC speed | DDR | MHz |
|---|---|---|
| PC-2100 | DDR266 | 133 |
| PC-2700 | DDR333 | 166.5(167) |
| PC-3200 | DDR400 | 200 |
| PC-3500 | DDR434 | 217 |
| PC-3700 | DDR464 | 232 |
| PC-4000 | DDR500 | 250 |
| PC-4200 | DDR525 | 262.5(263) |
| PC-4400 | DDR550 | 275 |
| PC-4800 | DDR600 | 300 |
| PC-5300 | DDR662.5(663) | 331.25(332) |
| PC-5400 | DDR675 | 337.5(338) |
| PC-6400 | DDR800 | 400 |
| PC-8500 | DDR1062.5(1063) | 531.25(532) |
| PC-9136 | DDR1142 | 571 |
| PC-9600 | DDR1200 | 600 |
| PC-10000 | DDR1250 | 625 |
The numbers in the ()'s are the speeds that may be listed in some cases.
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