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This paper presents Pyramid code, an optimal code for transmitting sequential addresses over a DRAM bus. Constructed by finding an Eulerian cycle on a complete graph, this code is optimal for conventional DRAM in the sense that it minimizes the switching activity on the time-multiplexed address bus from CPU to DRAM. Experimental results on a large number of testbenches with different characteristics (i.e. sequential vs. random memory access behaviors) are reported and demonstrate a reduction of bus activity by as much as 50%.