Radeon All-in-Wonder 32MB SDR versus 32MB DDR -- what's the difference?

StinkyT

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Hello,
I'm looking at the All in Wonder video card and I noticed there is an SDR version and a DDR version - both at the same price.

Is the 32MB DDR version better than the SDR version?

Does the AIW DDR version require a particular type of motherboard or RAM?

Thanks
 

Hawk

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I don't know if one's AGP and the other is PCI or not, but the DDR is faster, and you don't need a special motherboard/RAM to run it, as long as you have a pretty decent AGP Slot (BX or after?).
 

lifeguard1999

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The AIW 32MB SDR fits in a PCI slot. Due to the SDR memory it will be slower.

The AIW 32MB DDR fits in an AGP slot.
 

PeAK

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The SDR is very close to the DDR in performance and may meet your needs. The Hyper-Z(cache) narrows the gap significant. More info here