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I noticed that most ram on ebay doesn't say if it's unbuffered or
registered. Anyone know why? What kind do you think most of it is?
 
Most comps just use "unbuffered" & "unregistered".
For servers & other high spec devices you can expect the other more
expensive stuff.
And no, most time (all?) you can't mix it.
 
I noticed that most ram on ebay doesn't say if it's unbuffered or
registered. Anyone know why? What kind do you think most of it is?
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It's unbuffered/unregistered unless stated otherwise.
 
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