Pull-up resistors w/ tracks for DDR2 SDRAM.

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When pulling up DDR2 signals with resistors, how to decide the power consumption of them, or I can just use 0402 resistors? And for the tracks connecting the resistors to the VTT (or the resistors to the signals), is there a impedance matching problem? Should them be of the same length?
 
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Take a look at a PC mainboard that uses DDR2. The pull-ups are easy to find. Just use the same size as that manufacturer uses. Yes from what I understand length is critical. Again take a look at a PC mainboard, you will see many "wiggly" lines that adjust the lengths. I don't know about impedances though.
 
I thought the wiggly lines are such signals like data and address, but not pull-ups...