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10-07-2008, 12:20 PM
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DDR2 and DDR
DDR is more expensive than DDR2 nowadays. Which really sucks because my RAM modules can only take on DDR.
There is no other way to be able to shift to using DDR2 without replacing the mother board, right?
How much do DDR2 and DDR rams cost in your area?
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Re: DDR2 and DDR
You have to get a new motherboard if you intend to use DDR2 RAM.
You can't insert them in old DDR sockets.
DDR costs twice of DDR2.
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Re: DDR2 and DDR
you have to buy another mb. There is no any way.
10-07-2008, 06:53 PM
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Re: DDR2 and DDR
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webarchitect
DDR is more expensive than DDR2 nowadays. Which really sucks because my RAM modules can only take on DDR.
There is no other way to be able to shift to using DDR2 without replacing the mother board, right?
How much do DDR2 and DDR rams cost in your area?
You ought to change your motherboard.
Get it changed and experience the price difference.
Transcend 1GB DDR2 .... 1050
Transcend 1GB DDR1 .... 2450
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Re: DDR2 and DDR
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You ought to change your motherboard.
Get it changed and experience the price difference.
Transcend 1GB DDR2 .... 1050
Transcend 1GB DDR1 .... 2450
U can get a hynix ddr1 for rs 1600+
10-07-2008, 09:20 PM
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Re: DDR2 and DDR
Dont make th switch to DDR2 now. DDR3 is almost here. DDR2 prices are increasing.
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