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Recently on SR I saw a message stating that someone had 256mb SDRAM AND 128mb DDR
How the hell does that work
Are DDR motherboards backwards compatible, or could I just plug DDR into my MSI K7T Turbo2 and it would work (the motherboard uses SDRAM)
someone explain because if I could use DDR it would be of great benifit
How the hell does that work
Are DDR motherboards backwards compatible, or could I just plug DDR into my MSI K7T Turbo2 and it would work (the motherboard uses SDRAM)
someone explain because if I could use DDR it would be of great benifit
whoever said that has:
1) been lying
2) a dual motherboard PC (*foams at mouth*)
3) a strange motherboard that takes multiple RAM types, which in this instance I'm not sure if they exist...
1) been lying
2) a dual motherboard PC (*foams at mouth*)
3) a strange motherboard that takes multiple RAM types, which in this instance I'm not sure if they exist...
Memorandum wrote:
> Recently on SR I saw a message stating that someone had 256mb SDRAM
> AND 128mb DDR
>
>
> How the hell does that work
>
>
> Are DDR motherboards backwards compatible, or could I just plug DDR
> into my MSI K7T Turbo2 and it would work (the motherboard uses
> SDRAM)
>
>
> someone explain because if I could use DDR it would be of great
> benifit
Buggered if I know! Lost me on page 1!
> Recently on SR I saw a message stating that someone had 256mb SDRAM
> AND 128mb DDR
>
>
> How the hell does that work
>
>
> Are DDR motherboards backwards compatible, or could I just plug DDR
> into my MSI K7T Turbo2 and it would work (the motherboard uses
> SDRAM)
>
>
> someone explain because if I could use DDR it would be of great
> benifit
Buggered if I know! Lost me on page 1!
Recently on SR I saw a message stating that someone had 256mb SDRAM AND 128mb DDR
How the hell does that work
Are DDR motherboards backwards compatible, or could I just plug DDR into my MSI K7T Turbo2 and it would work (the motherboard uses SDRAM)
someone explain because if I could use DDR it would be of great benifit
How the hell does that work
Are DDR motherboards backwards compatible, or could I just plug DDR into my MSI K7T Turbo2 and it would work (the motherboard uses SDRAM)
someone explain because if I could use DDR it would be of great benifit