A acphenom Daemon Poster Messages 667 Oct 1, 2005 #1 Just wondering, cause if they did, then I guess you could get a considerable benefit from going with a 400MHz Bus Dothan over a 533MHz one.
Just wondering, cause if they did, then I guess you could get a considerable benefit from going with a 400MHz Bus Dothan over a 533MHz one.
O ownage Fully Optimized Messages 4,404 Oct 1, 2005 #2 uhhh, no get the 533 FSB dont go with 400 its a huge difference trust me.
J JustinMcG67 BSOD Messages 2,519 Oct 1, 2005 #3 I wonder if my motherboard supports DDR2 ram... ASUS P4P800S-X Series... Can anyone tell if it will?
W wozelbeak Daemon Poster Messages 1,324 Oct 2, 2005 #4 all that asus say about the p4p 800 is: DDR400 (PC3200), the latest and fastest DDR memory standard, supports bandwidth up to 3.2GB/s to provide enhanced system performance. woz
all that asus say about the p4p 800 is: DDR400 (PC3200), the latest and fastest DDR memory standard, supports bandwidth up to 3.2GB/s to provide enhanced system performance. woz
O ownage Fully Optimized Messages 4,404 Oct 2, 2005 #5 how is DDR400 the fastest DDR? its not. IT IS THE FASTEST DDR THAT JEDEC APPROVES OF. But the fastest DDR is DDR500.
how is DDR400 the fastest DDR? its not. IT IS THE FASTEST DDR THAT JEDEC APPROVES OF. But the fastest DDR is DDR500.
OP OP A acphenom Daemon Poster Messages 667 Oct 2, 2005 #6 Yeah, I seen the benchmarks, Dothan gets served pretty bad by Sonoma, but I was just curious. Do the LV and ULV PM's not support DDR2 either? Cause I would think they would, being meant for ultraportables.
Yeah, I seen the benchmarks, Dothan gets served pretty bad by Sonoma, but I was just curious. Do the LV and ULV PM's not support DDR2 either? Cause I would think they would, being meant for ultraportables.
OP OP A acphenom Daemon Poster Messages 667 Oct 2, 2005 #7 Well, it did say 'standard', sooo... And I seen DDR650 modules around. Anyway, don't matter, cause DDR400 have the lowest latencies, so it evens out to some extent.
Well, it did say 'standard', sooo... And I seen DDR650 modules around. Anyway, don't matter, cause DDR400 have the lowest latencies, so it evens out to some extent.
O ownage Fully Optimized Messages 4,404 Oct 2, 2005 #8 not really, DDR500 has the lowest latencies if you want to pay the price that is 2-2-2-5@DDR500 (stock by the way)
not really, DDR500 has the lowest latencies if you want to pay the price that is 2-2-2-5@DDR500 (stock by the way)
