Depends on the mobo.
Most will ... at slower speed.
(Mine does just fine.)
Some won't.
Others require two matched chips.
So, the question becomes: what motherboard do you have?
And, is the price of new *that* expensive, what with the continuously
dropping prices of memory?
DDR2 DIMMs are *not backwards compatible* with DDR DIMMs.
The notch on DDR2 DIMMs is in a different position than DDR DIMMs,
and the pin density is slightly higher than DDR DIMMs.
DDR2 is a 240-pin module, DDR is a 184-pin module."
Depends on the mobo.
Most will ... at slower speed.
(Mine does just fine.)
Some won't.
Others require two matched chips.
So, the question becomes: what motherboard do you have?
And, is the price of new *that* expensive, what with the continuously
dropping prices of memory?
True, but some MBs had DDR and DDR2 slots. You could use either but not
both. I have an Asus P5GDC with just that configuration. It will take up to
2gbs of either DDR or DDR2.
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