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The Hardware Labs
Join Date: Feb 2005
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check these links,
http://www.overclockercafe.com/Articles/DDR_vs_DDR2/ read the whole article .. they have done complete benchmarking of both the rams there. http://support.intel.com/support/mot.../CS-012038.htm btw whats the config that u r going for ? and remember ddr2 is almost double the price of ddr making it very expensive. |
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Based on the dual channel system board designs, memory modules are installed on two separate channels, each with it’s own access route to the memory controller. The dual memory channel design doubles the peak bandwidth of single memory channels. Best results occur when a matched-pair memory kit is used ensuring that the modules are identical.
For more info, visit: http://www.cpuplanet.com/features/article.php/1587771 BTW regarding DDR2, the thing is that a 400 MHz ddr ram is better than a 533 MHz DDR2 ram as of date. Moreover, if you are getting an amd 64 bit processor, it is more than enough if you get a 400 MHz ddr ram. this would give you a great performance. |
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Personally i feel dual channel ram has the same speed as a pair of evenly matched ram dimms with the same latencies, speed and configuration........maybe its just another way for the ram companies to make money.....
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@jatinkompelli if u r going for amd then go for dual channel ddr 400 mhz. if u r going for intel then go for dual channel ddr2 533 mhz. all of intels latest procc and chipsets require ddr2. get 667 mhz ddr2 if in ur budget. |
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Right Off the Assembly Line
Join Date: Jun 2005
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I'm planning to get DDR 400 for my Intel System.
Can someone plz tell me which brand is good Hynix,Transcend , Kingston or any other.. I enquired 512 Mb DDR 400 for Transcend is 4k.. what is the complete spec for the ram chips.. For ex... will Kingston DDR 400 2*256Mb suffice? Thanks |
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In The Zone
Join Date: May 2004
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Hynix D43 Chip based
Orignal DDR400 PC3200 2x512MB Hynix Ram. Single 512MB Hynix is 2700 - 2800 approx. There are many fake Hynix & Transcend rams floating in the market. To spot the orignal Hynix look for rams which has laser sharp written info writen on it. Fake ones have a bit of faded prints on ram chips. You can find Orignal Hynix at Mnemonics Systems Mumbai
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