667 MHz is a frequency that can be applied to computing, wave mechanics, or engine cycles. Hertz or Hz is a unit of measurement that measures frequency (for example an engine that rotates at 15 revolutions per second has a frequency of 15Hz). MegaHertz (MHz) is equal to One million Hertz, so one million times per second.
I believe that you are asking in terms of computing because 667Mhz is the common speed of PC5400 DDR2 memory. This is a modern type of computer memory, so rest assured that it will suit your needs (i am assuming that you are looking to buy memory).
The best brands to buy memory are:
* Kingston * Corsair * Patriot * OCz
It is a form, speed and type of memory.
One can purchase 2GB DDR2 667MHz, at several online sites. Some of these online sites that carry this memory are "Amazon", "eBay", "Tigerdirect", and "Newegg".
Yes, it is backward compatible
DDR2 667MHz
it depend on your computer type,max ram that your computer can support
Obviously the difference is speed.
PC5300/PC5400 667MHz SODIMM Chip will be compatible for the Dell Inspiron 1721.
You can use 240-pin DDR2 667MHZ. And this mother board supports dual channel.Hope this helps.
Probably. For DDR/DDR2/DDR3 memory, you take the MHz number (667) and multiply it by 8 to get the PC-xxxx number. In this case, it would come out to 5333 MB/sec, which is the amount of data the memory can process, theoretically. The 5300 and 5400 numbers are just approximations of 5333, used for marketing. The really important part is the 667 MHz.
I believe so but it'll downgrade to the lowest one.
Yep, Sure can.... If you aren't having any problems with the 800 MHz module then keep it over the 667MHz =)
not much. both have the same core, 2MB L2 cache and 667Mhz FSB. the only difference is the clock speed. T5450: 1.66Ghz T5550: 1.83Ghz