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I see that two different terms are used for DDR memory. Sometimes in your spec. you stated PC1600 memory and other places stated DDR200. Which is correct?
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Both descriptions are correct. DDR200 tells the memory type and data transfer rate in Mb. PC1600 actually tells you the same thing, 1600/8 (bits) = 200Mb data transfer rate. DDR means double data transfer rate, which allows you to calculate memory speed.
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