- unbuffered DDR400 DIMMs
- Posted by Dominik Roblek on November 3rd, 2004
What means "unbuffered" in term "unbuffered DDR400 DIMM"? Are there any
"buffered DDR400 DIMMs"?
Thanx,
Dominik
- Posted by Cuzman on November 3rd, 2004
"Dominik Roblek" <droblek@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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" What means 'unbuffered' in term 'unbuffered DDR400 DIMM'? Are there any
'buffered DDR400 DIMMs'? "
In RAM terms, the opposite of 'buffered' is 'registered'. The following
article gives an explaination of this, and also an explanation of ECC /
non-ECC DIMMs. http://www.2cpu.com/articles/44_1.html
- Posted by Dominik Roblek on November 3rd, 2004
Thanks for help!
"Cuzman" <cuzNOSPAM@supanet.com> wrote in message
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- Posted by Bubba on November 3rd, 2004
Dominik Roblek's log on stardate 03 stu 2004
Regular memory, used in 95% of SOHO PCs. IOW, nothing stands between
memory chips and NB.
I don't think so. There are Registrated DDRs, but last buffered memories I
saw were ones on old P6 with _huge_ EDO modules.
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