resonator. n. 1. (Electronics) any body or system that displays resonance, esp a tuned electrical circuit or a conducting cavity in which microwaves are generated by a resonant current.. resonator-a hollow chamber whose dimensions allow the resonant oscillation of electromagnetic or acoustic waves. cavity resonator, resonating chamber. chamber-a natural or artificial enclosed space. soundbox, body-a resonating chamber in a musical instrument (as the body of a violin).
The other method of classifying the modules is by their bandwidth rating in megabytes per second. 1600MHz memory can run at a theoretically speed of 12.8 gigabytes per second or 12,800 megabytes per second.
no it's saying that your motherboard supports up to a speed of 3100. your cpu won't make a difference. buy what you want. just make sure it's ddr3. No, but it says on my Intel website on my CPU that the memory types are DDR3 1333 MHz/1600 MHz. sure, but it really comes down to what your motherboard and chipset can use. and 99% of the stuff for desktops on newegg or others will work. I know it'll work, but what I want to know is if I'll benefit from it. Will it just run at 1600 (the CPU's max supported, which is a intel i7 4770k btw), or will it run at 2400 (that is if I were to buy 2400 MHz ram for it).