The base clock of RAM has stayed around 200MHz or so for years now; for example DDR-400, DDR2-800, and DDR3-1600 all run at 200MHz:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR4_SDRAM

that's why i thought it was satire, i'm like w0t



also known as 3 billion

This post was edited by sayaka on May 8 2016 03:59pm

The problem with lasers in mice seems to be that the lasers are too precise, which makes them too sensitive to surface roughness, so they tend to not track as consistently as incoherent light mice.

This post was edited by L4d on May 8 2016 03:59pm

which is why we get mice with optical sensors

Laser mice are optical, too, but I know what you mean.

Nah, it's 3000million.



But what if I place a magazine under the mice? Those are pretty smooth right and provide for good tracking?



That article did not mention "200mhz" anywhere in it, and even specifies DDR4 running at 800-1600mhz. (0.8-1.6ghz)

is there a difference or are you trolling me



it just werks ^tm

Literally from that link.

is he thinking base frequency means ram doesn't actually run at like 3000mhz etc?

Did this guy link Wikipedia as his argument