memory mathematical models

supasoaker

supasoaker

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Hi all - I would like to learn a bit more about memory rather than the usual stuff like what is DDR etc...what I am looking for are some of the more math based models that explain its operations, a bonus would be comparisons with other forms of storage.

I cannot find much on the net, and most books do not go into much detail...can anyone help point me in the right direction?

Much obliged!
 
supasoaker said:
Hi all - I would like to learn a bit more about memory rather than the usual stuff like what is DDR etc...what I am looking for are some of the more math based models that explain its operations, a bonus would be comparisons with other forms of storage.

I cannot find much on the net, and most books do not go into much detail...can anyone help point me in the right direction?

Much obliged!
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I dont really understand your question!

You want to look at low level DRAM design type material and understand how it works? DRAM is just a temporary store of 0's and 1's that are then interpreted by a CPU. What is stored is driven by the relevant OS....
 
well...I guess it would be to do with storage algorithms, error checking etc and how it might differ from say a HDD or SSD, if at all.

How in depth...pure math models would be good to be exposed to and try to decipher, anything else is fine as long as the source is good...things like reliability comparisons as a storage medium (obviously when the ram is on), probability of error in retrieval and data corruption (esp. in comparison with HDD or SSD) etc...

I appreciate much of this will be manufacturer and OS specific, but surely there are general models out there (as I have been taught so far since it is all so manufacturer specific)...is there anything for the Linux systems or Windows as that would be good (more chance of Linux maybe, I would want to compare with Windows)...
 
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