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DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/12 07:50 I was just wondering my board supports DDR 3200 (400), but does it have to specifically support DDR2 to work with my motherboard?

I would want to put on DDR2 5400 it that would work?
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/12 09:11 DDR2 is physically different from DDR. you can't use DDR2.
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/12 15:14 240 Pins as opposed to 184... So no mate....
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/12 23:44 Tell me if i'm not right, but I saw there is going to be a slot, that you put into your DDR, and can use DDR2..


By the way......

I was just wondering my board supports DDR 3200
(400)


Do you use an AMD?
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/12 23:58 only cpu's that support ddr2 is intel 775 , amds dont support ddr2 as its not in the memory controller of the chip so , if you looking for higher mem speeds on ddr look into ddr 5000 thats 600 bus or 300 fsb
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/13 00:13 Yeah right, but actually, AMD rev E, support 500mhz, and I'm waiting for Socket M2, when AMD will use DDR2! I can't wait lol!!
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/13 05:12 last i heard they might scrap the ddr 2 and go straight for ddr3 bc it will match there bus speed with out the hyperthreading multiplier but just what i heard not 100%
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/14 10:01 Thnx for the answers and yes I have a Dual core AMD 3800+. I cant believe that i diddnt notice that ddr2 was physically different, thnx for the nfo.

Now another question whats the fastest speed DDR memory 3200 right?
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/14 11:14 PC3200 is the highest "official" spec. there are overclocker type designations like PC3500, PC4000, PC4400, etc.
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Re:DDR & DDR2 - 2005/12/18 19:45 PC3200 is the highest "official" spec. there
are overclocker type designations like PC3500,
PC4000, PC4400, etc.


This is right!

Stalix, if you don't want to overclock your memory, try to know if your AMD is a revision E(it might be lol). Theses CPU, support DDR 500mhz(or PC4000).
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