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Synchronous Dynamic RAM (SDRAM)
To overcome this challenge, a new
type of DRAM was developed that synchronized
all data transfers to and from the CPU
to the system memory with the system clock.
This type of RAM is known as Synchronous Dynamic RAM, or SDRAM.
By having the transfer signals in synchronization
with the system clock, the timing of the transfers
is much more controlled. This adds a significant
increase in overall system performance compared
to asynchronous DRAM.
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