Hello!
It seems all the 128MB SDRAM boards is made of AS4C32M16SB chips.
But what if we try AS4C32M16SC?
These have even lower operating current - 60ma only, vs 110ma for AS4C32M16SB.
Not sure if they differs in any other way.
Will it be good idea to try?
Regards,
Vlad.
128MB SDRAM using AS4C32M16SC chips
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Re: 128MB SDRAM using AS4C32M16SC chips
Max clock on those is 133 MHz
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Re: 128MB SDRAM using AS4C32M16SC chips
No need for more.
Many sdram boards based on 166MHz AS4C32M16SB-6TIN can't go much higher, actually.
Many sdram boards based on 166MHz AS4C32M16SB-6TIN can't go much higher, actually.
Re: 128MB SDRAM using AS4C32M16SC chips
It's been a long time since I've seen the relevant math, but as far as I know the delay imposed by the board and connectors is relatively constant in this frequency range. So with 133 MHz chips I would not expect it to be stable at much more than 110 MHz.
Re: 128MB SDRAM using AS4C32M16SC chips
Okay, i see, thank you.
But it seems that no one tried these new chips in practice?
But it seems that no one tried these new chips in practice?