1. DDR memory has a 64bit interface.
2. With the 64bit interface, 200MHz memory (lets make that our baseline) is capable of a throughbout of 200Mhz*64bit÷(8bits/byte)*2(for the ddr) =3.2GB/s
3. The most effective way to improve performance would be to make it a 128bit interface and thus 200Mhz * 128 bit ÷ (8bits/byte) * 2 (for the DDR) =6.4GB/s
4. This is electrically complicated so its not done. What they can do however is to make two memory controllers work together in tandem (thus each stick of memory communicates at a full 3.2GB/s to the memory controller rather than 'sharing' a memory controller between them). Thus you have something like:
[200Mhz*64bit÷(8bits/byte)*2(for the ddr) =3.2GB/s] + [200Mhz*64bit÷(8bits/byte)*2(for the ddr) =3.2GB/s] = 6.4GB/s