S Sender Jones Aug 3, 2004 #1 Can DDR RAM be used in SDRAM slots? The DDR RAM here is cheaper then SDRAM.
S Steve Pearce Aug 3, 2004 #2 Can DDR RAM be used in SDRAM slots? The DDR RAM here is cheaper then SDRAM. Click to expand... Nope, the sockets are different.
Can DDR RAM be used in SDRAM slots? The DDR RAM here is cheaper then SDRAM. Click to expand... Nope, the sockets are different.
D DaveW Aug 4, 2004 #4 NO. They have a different number of pins and use different voltages. Good way to fry your electronics.
NO. They have a different number of pins and use different voltages. Good way to fry your electronics.
S S.Heenan Aug 4, 2004 #5 Sender said: Can DDR RAM be used in SDRAM slots? The DDR RAM here is cheaper then SDRAM. Click to expand... No problem if you a) have a rubber mallet b) aren't afraid to destroy hundreds worth of hardware. DDR has 184 pins SDRAM has 168 pins A few motherboards, like the ECS K7S5A/Pro allow the use of one type or the other, in two types of RAM slots.
Sender said: Can DDR RAM be used in SDRAM slots? The DDR RAM here is cheaper then SDRAM. Click to expand... No problem if you a) have a rubber mallet b) aren't afraid to destroy hundreds worth of hardware. DDR has 184 pins SDRAM has 168 pins A few motherboards, like the ECS K7S5A/Pro allow the use of one type or the other, in two types of RAM slots.
R Robert Vervoordt Aug 5, 2004 #6 No problem if you a) have a rubber mallet b) aren't afraid to destroy hundreds worth of hardware. DDR has 184 pins SDRAM has 168 pins A few motherboards, like the ECS K7S5A/Pro allow the use of one type or the other, in two types of RAM slots. Click to expand... I have 3 of these. Only one type of RAM can be used, not both installed at the same time. Go with one or the other. Robert Vervoordt, MFA
No problem if you a) have a rubber mallet b) aren't afraid to destroy hundreds worth of hardware. DDR has 184 pins SDRAM has 168 pins A few motherboards, like the ECS K7S5A/Pro allow the use of one type or the other, in two types of RAM slots. Click to expand... I have 3 of these. Only one type of RAM can be used, not both installed at the same time. Go with one or the other. Robert Vervoordt, MFA
