L LunchBox Regular Aug 30, 2008 #1 My friend asked me this today and I have no idea where to look... My friend was asking how many watts does a typical stick of 2GB (PC2 800) use? anyone care to point me in which direction to look for TDP associated with PC memory? any help is much appreciated
My friend asked me this today and I have no idea where to look... My friend was asking how many watts does a typical stick of 2GB (PC2 800) use? anyone care to point me in which direction to look for TDP associated with PC memory? any help is much appreciated
N nutball Veteran Supporter Aug 30, 2008 #2 Some tests I did a few weeks ago told me that a 1GB DDR2 667MHz DIMM pulls about 1-2W (not overclocked or any of that silliness). I'd doubt that 800MHz or 2GB DIMMs would be wildly different.
Some tests I did a few weeks ago told me that a 1GB DDR2 667MHz DIMM pulls about 1-2W (not overclocked or any of that silliness). I'd doubt that 800MHz or 2GB DIMMs would be wildly different.
S ShaidarHaran hardware monkey Veteran Aug 30, 2008 #3 Unless you're using FB-DIMMs in a multi-server environment, the TDP of your memory modules is irrelevant in the "real-world" of mobile/desktop users.
Unless you're using FB-DIMMs in a multi-server environment, the TDP of your memory modules is irrelevant in the "real-world" of mobile/desktop users.
