Does anybody have a theory or idea why the 845D chipset wasn't mentioned in this article? Of course I can't find any info about this chipset at Intel, but it seems to me that the 845D does use DDR333, here is a quote from the article
<< From Intel itself, there's only support for DDR266 for now, but ultimately Rambus, based on PC1066 specifications, should create a breath of fresh air. >>
Am I wrong about the 845D? Does it not support DDR333? I would like some answers if anybody has one? Thanks.
Link to article.
<< From Intel itself, there's only support for DDR266 for now, but ultimately Rambus, based on PC1066 specifications, should create a breath of fresh air. >>
Am I wrong about the 845D? Does it not support DDR333? I would like some answers if anybody has one? Thanks.
Link to article.