Today we're reviewing the fastest SDRAM that money can currently buy for a desktop PC.

Manufactured by a company based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, this particular SDRAM is actually called HSDRAM or "High-speed Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory" due to its amazing specifications and speed tolerance limits.

The basis for the future of SDRAM may lie in the form of a product like the HSDRAM we're evaluating here, and if this early prototype DIMM is any indication of what lies ahead, we have a lot to look forward to.

HSDRAM was conceptualized and developed by a very technology-savvy company known as Enhanced Memory Systems.

By taking new techniques and applying them to proven methods, Enhanced Memory Systems (EMH for short) has created a desktop PC compatible SDRAM format that's capable of sustaining speeds that are much higher than the current PC-100 SDRAM we're all used to does.

To maintain such a high level of frequency requires a strong degree of manufacturing consistency and engineering, and EMH has designed their PC-133 HSDRAM from the ground up to withstand the pressures of the increased loads.