I iLoveDivX Banned Apr 2, 2001 656 0 0 Sep 27, 2002 #1 Will a mobo that support up to ddr 266 be able to handle pc 2100 ddr? i didn't know how the different numbers work.
Will a mobo that support up to ddr 266 be able to handle pc 2100 ddr? i didn't know how the different numbers work.
P PsychoAndy Lifer Dec 31, 2000 10,735 0 0 Sep 27, 2002 #3 DDR266=PC2100. You should be able to get a crucial stick of 256 for around $56-$58. -PAB
ElFenix Elite Member Super Moderator Mar 20, 2000 102,407 8,595 126 Sep 27, 2002 #4 same thing... intel started calling it ddr266 so that it would appear slower than pc800 rdram to your average consumer.
same thing... intel started calling it ddr266 so that it would appear slower than pc800 rdram to your average consumer.
V Viper GTS Lifer Oct 13, 1999 38,107 433 136 Sep 27, 2002 #5 The PCxxxx designation is an indication of bandwidth, ie PC2100 = roughly 2.1 gigs/second. DDR266 = speed (133 x 2 = 266) Just two different ways of stating memory performance. Viper GTS
The PCxxxx designation is an indication of bandwidth, ie PC2100 = roughly 2.1 gigs/second. DDR266 = speed (133 x 2 = 266) Just two different ways of stating memory performance. Viper GTS