Orange Pi RAM Bus Speed

blindpet · Published in 2015-1-7 06:20:33

Edited by blindpet at 2015-1-7 06:28

I cannot find the official RAM bus speed of the Orange Pi, I need it for a comparison table of Pi clones to help promote the Orange Pi.
Edit: I saw the main page has been updated, it says 960M, is that for all the Orange Pi models?

zhao_steven · Published in 2015-1-7 15:41:11

it says 960M, is that for all the Orange Pi models.

blindpet · Published in 2015-1-7 20:09:02

Is that the Mhz or MTPS as I've seen listed elsewhere?

zhao_steven · Published in 2015-1-13 18:09:26

That is the Mhz.

PoppyAnn · Published in 2015-1-14 21:54:39

it shows how much i know i have no idea what you are talking about, i now know how some people acted when i use to be a mobile service engineer and started asking questions and they just looked back with a blank face as if their brain had no idea and had to be rebooted to continue and i always thought i was speaking plain english but maybe i was speaking engineer language.

zhao_steven · Published in 2015-1-14 22:05:57

DDR3 RAM external speed is 480MHZ,infact is double，Rising edge and falling edge sampling.

PoppyAnn · Published in 2015-1-19 16:48:46

zhao_steven replied at 2015-1-14 22:05
DDR3 RAM external speed is 480MHZ,infact is double，Rising edge and falling edge sampling.

OK that makes it a little easier to understand, i remember what there was only one speed for memory and all memory came on 8 chips each time and you had to solder them onto the motherboard yourself (ahhhh the good old days!!!!!!)

regards Poppy Ann.

KingNyx · Published in 2015-3-14 07:15:32

HAsnt changed all that much really. Still comes with (usually) 8 chips on a slab of pcb and most are still 1600mhz. They made more flavors but its essentially the same thing.

I am glad that orange pi went with two chips instead of a single 1gb chip.

But I do wonder, are they sharing the same bus or dual channel?