Many veterinarians perform testing on samples of blood, urine, and stool during a wellness exam. The blood test may include a complete blood cell count (CBC) and a chemistry panel.
What does RAM speed mean? The next issue to consider is speed. RAM speeds can be quite confusing, as they can be expressed in several ways. Starting with the oldest DDR modules, the basic models run at an internal frequency of 100MHz, while more advanced modules increase the internal clock speed to 133MHz, 166MHz and up to 200MHz.
RAM has changed a bit over the years, taking on new capacities and much, much higher speeds. A computer engineer in the 90s couldnât imagine the types of speed weâre now getting out of DDR3 RAM. That same engineer would also be astounded by the fact that today we have RAM cartridges that reach up to 4 Gb each.