On-die termination (ODT) power is very application-dependent. ODT is also variable, depending on the setting in the EMR of the DRAM. Use the DDR2 power calculator to determine the values.
In a point-to-point system, ODT would only be active on WRITE cycles, and would not consume power during idle and READ cycles. On-board termination would consume power in these instances. ODT power should be about 2–3 percent of the total DDR2 DRAM power in a typical application.