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Which asus mobo's allow sdram?

jagr10

Golden Member
I have a friend who insists on using his current sdram with a new mobo. He likes asus, but i don't think any motherboard companies make sdram boards anymore. Are there any Asus mobo's that allow sdram? They all seem to be ddr and so i'm just wondering. thanks.
 
Originally posted by: jagr10
I have a friend who insists on using his current sdram with a new mobo. He likes asus, but i don't think any motherboard companies make sdram boards anymore. Are there any Asus mobo's that allow sdram? They all seem to be ddr and so i'm just wondering. thanks.
Seriously...how much and what type sdram..? Tell him to take a hike if its pc66 tho ..😛

 
hmm...i thought so. maybe i should insist he get ddr ram too. Are there other mobos (from any company) you know of that allow sdr ram along with ddr ram? It needs to be socket A.
 
plz use the Search function ...next time..tia 🙂 <edit> ..*accck* ..do not run at same time sdram and ddr ...
Originally posted by: jagr10
hmm...i thought so. maybe i should insist he get ddr ram too. Are there other mobos (from any company) you know of that allow sdr ram along with ddr ram? It needs to be socket A.
Originally posted by: jagr10
Originally posted by: ScrapSilicon
plz use the Search function ...next time..tia 🙂

oh. thanks for the linky.

you are welcome and good luck 🙂
 
i think he'd be etter off leaving that ram to an old system. ram prices are cheap now, i tried a ecs with sdram, ddr is just snappier. its not worth the effort at the prices ddr is at now.
 
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