A airPA75 Distinguished Jan 21, 2007 1 0 18,510 Jan 21, 2007 #1 I have been shopping around trying to build a new system. To save a few bucks at the beginning I was hopping to use my old DDR 400 sticks until I can upgrade later. Can I do this?
I have been shopping around trying to build a new system. To save a few bucks at the beginning I was hopping to use my old DDR 400 sticks until I can upgrade later. Can I do this?
John_C Distinguished Dec 30, 2006 150 0 18,680 Jan 21, 2007 #2 Sorry. DDR Ram has 184 pins. DDR2 RAM has 240 pins. Want to guess the likelihood of successfully getting your 184 memory to work in a 240 pin slot?
Sorry. DDR Ram has 184 pins. DDR2 RAM has 240 pins. Want to guess the likelihood of successfully getting your 184 memory to work in a 240 pin slot?
Valtiel Distinguished Feb 28, 2005 1,170 0 19,280 Jan 21, 2007 #3 Hmmm, 184 divided by 240 = 0% chance.
Giraffe Distinguished Jun 29, 2004 528 0 18,980 Jan 21, 2007 #4 Hmmm, 184 divided by 240 = 0% chance. Click to expand... well you learn something everyday I thought 184 divided by 240 = 0.766666667 😛 the only way you can use DDR ram in a new system is if you use the ASROCK 775Dual VSTA Motherboard it supports DDR, DDR2, AGP and PCIE the board has its downsides though
Hmmm, 184 divided by 240 = 0% chance. Click to expand... well you learn something everyday I thought 184 divided by 240 = 0.766666667 😛 the only way you can use DDR ram in a new system is if you use the ASROCK 775Dual VSTA Motherboard it supports DDR, DDR2, AGP and PCIE the board has its downsides though