IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR

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The IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR is a memory module belonging to the DDR2 family. It is an upgraded version of the IS42S32400H-75BLI-T. Although the speed and timing values are not much different, the amount of memory is almost doubled. The memory capacity of the IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR is 32GB, while the IS42S32400H-75BLI-T only has 16GB. It is capable of running at speeds of up to 667MHz, and has a CAS latency of 7.

The IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR is primarily used for applications that require large amounts of memory, such as server deployments, high-end gaming PCs, and scientific computing. It is also used in systems requiring high-speed memory access, as it can offer significantly faster data transfer speeds than standard DDR2 memory. As a result, it helps to reduce the amount of time taken to perform intensive operations.

The IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR is based on the DDR2 standard, which provides a 64-bit wide data path. This allows the system to access 8 bytes of data at a time, allowing for faster read and write operations. The memory module also features an on-chip PHY, which converts the data from the DIMMs into a lower-power-consumption format. This helps to reduce the overall power consumption of the system, making it more efficient.

The working principle of the IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR is based on the same principles as standard DDR2 memory. When the processor requests data, the memory controller looks for the requested data in the memory module. If it is found, the data is transferred to the processor. If not, the memory controller then uses the integrated PHY to convert the data into a lower power version and then transfers it to the processor.

In conclusion, the IS42VM32400H-75BLI-TR is a high-performance memory module, ideal for applications that require large amounts of memory or require high-speed access. It features a 64-bit wide data path, an integrated PHY and can run at speeds of up to 667MHz. It is suitable for server deployments, high-end gaming PCs and scientific computing.

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