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page mode memory

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page mode memory
An earlier speed enhancement to dynamic RAM (DRAM) chips. Also known as "fast page mode" (FPM) memory, the row of bits is selected only once for all columns within the row. Previously, each bit was accessed by pulsing its row and column. EDO, SDRAM, DDR and RDRAM memory technologies followed page mode memory. See dynamic RAM.



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The 16Mbit Page mode memory provides increased performance (Page-mode), more flexibility (simultaneous read-while-write) and longer battery life (lower voltage range than 3.
A single EnVista server node supports up to four 200 MHz Pentium Pro processors, 4 GB of Fast Page Mode memory, and terabytes of high-performance Fibre Channel storage using Amdahl's LVS 4500(TM) Storage System.
The memory speed-to-price ratio is critical to graphics accelerator manufacturers; page mode memory cycle time is vital to the accelerator performance equation, yet total frame buffer memory (usually 1 or 2 Mbytes) often represents the bill of materials' most expensive item.
 
 
 
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