acEofspadEs6313
Shiny! Let's be bad guys.
+102|6701|NAS Jacksonville, Florida
Let's say I have DDR2 800 RAM, and I get a motherboard that can have DDR2 1600 RAM. Is it possible to use the DDR2 800 on said motherboard?
aimless
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+166|6133|Texas
I think you are able to use slower ram.
chittydog
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+586|6843|Kubra, Damn it!

Yeah, but it slows down your system. There's no sense in getting the faster MB just to use slow RAM.
SpIk3y
Minister of Silly Walks
+67|6147|New Jersey

chittydog wrote:

Yeah, but it slows down your system. There's no sense in getting the faster MB just to use slow RAM.
Sure there is.  If he has DDR2 800MHz RAM now but doesn't have the money to upgrade yet, he can get a mobo that supports 1066MHz RAM so he can upgrade in the future when he has the cash.
DUnlimited
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+1,160|6471|cuntshitlake

acEofspadEs6313 wrote:

Let's say I have DDR2 800 RAM, and I get a motherboard that can have DDR2 1600 RAM. Is it possible to use the DDR2 800 on said motherboard?
There is no such thing as DDR2 1600 memory. If it's DDR3 1600 you cannot use DDR2 ram in it.
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Sydney
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+783|6851|Reykjavík, Iceland.
He either means ddr2 1066 or ddr3 1600
acEofspadEs6313
Shiny! Let's be bad guys.
+102|6701|NAS Jacksonville, Florida

DeathUnlimited wrote:

acEofspadEs6313 wrote:

Let's say I have DDR2 800 RAM, and I get a motherboard that can have DDR2 1600 RAM. Is it possible to use the DDR2 800 on said motherboard?
There is no such thing as DDR2 1600 memory. If it's DDR3 1600 you cannot use DDR2 ram in it.
I was just throwing out numbers. Sorry for not being all mighty in knowing all about this stuff.

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