Quick question: if a motherboard says it supports "DDR2 1333(O.C.) / 1066 / 800", will a DDR2 667 chip work on it?
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quick DDR2 question
- Thread starter Dario D.
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Ok, thanks.
And question 2:
The Tom's Hardware CPU benchmarks show a RAM spec under each CPU, such as:
AMD Phenom II X4 955 (Deneb 4c) * 3.2 GHz, DDR3-1333, 2 MB L2, 6 MB L3
...Does that mean the CPUs are best coupled with that type of RAM, or that's just what they tested with? (I wouldn't normally think the latter, because it's mixed in there with the CPU's specs)
And question 2:
The Tom's Hardware CPU benchmarks show a RAM spec under each CPU, such as:
AMD Phenom II X4 955 (Deneb 4c) * 3.2 GHz, DDR3-1333, 2 MB L2, 6 MB L3
...Does that mean the CPUs are best coupled with that type of RAM, or that's just what they tested with? (I wouldn't normally think the latter, because it's mixed in there with the CPU's specs)
XvCluTchvX
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no that just shows what speed ram they used for those benchmarks
knightslay2
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on your second Q it just saying the ram speed.