Yeah...what mookow said. DDR needed bigger PC numbers than Rambus so they changed what it means...
With SDRAM PCxxx is clockspeed, with Rambus it's clockspeed adjusted for DDR, with DDR SDRAM it's peak bandwidth. Bleh :| Marketting.
100Mhz * 2 * 64bit = ~1600MB/s (200Mhz DDR Front Side Bus)
133Mhz * 2 * 64bit = ~2100MB/s (266Mhz DDR Front Side Bus)
150Mhz * 2 * 64bit = ~2400MB/s (300Mhz DDR FSB)
166Mhz * 2 * 64bit = ~2700MB/s (333Mhz DDR FSB)
etc etc.
The MB/s number gives you your PCxxxx rating...it's really dumb.
If you want a quick rule to figure out what PCxxx = what FSB do this:
Divide the PCxxxx number by 8, and you get roughly what FSB it wokrs out to. 2100/8 = 262...
Now the PCxxxx things are rounded figures...266 actually gives 2128MB/s of bandwidth...but if you divide by 8 it gives you roughly what the number is (it's exact in some cases, like 1600/8 = exactly 200).