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what is the difference between the ram types ?
some ram is 32Mx8 and other is 16x16 ?
ninthebin
12-21-02, 08:25 PM
it tells you how much ram you have...so 16x16/8 is 32 so that module would be 32MB
here are some examples...the ones with the extra x2 would be double sided.
1x64 = 8MB
1x64x2 = 16MB
2x64 = 16MB
2x64x2 = 32MB
4x64 = 32MB
4x64x2 = 64MB
8x64 = 64MB
8x64x2 = 128MB
16x64 = 128MB
ArBiTaL 24
12-22-02, 12:25 AM
From looking at the guide quickly, i would guess 16x64 = 128MB, but i don't know for def. Just an educated guess ;)
ninthebin
12-22-02, 07:34 AM
you can get things like 16x72 which is 128 with parity on it...alright so thats like 1-3% slower...but literally if there are two that give you the same ram count I dont know whether one would overclock better cos I think it refers to the physical layout of the chips...
ArBiTaL 24
12-22-02, 07:54 AM
Oh, this lot's beyond me :cool:
Why can't you ask easy questions like, "why is DDR better" or something like that :D :cool:
Originally posted by ArBiTaL 24
Oh, this lot's beyond me :cool:
Why can't you ask easy questions like, "why is DDR better" or something like that :D :cool:
LOL
ninthebin
12-22-02, 12:44 PM
I just looked at another post and apparently you want the memory to be more spread out...so your 32x8 and 16x16 are both 32MB...but the 16x16 would be better as its less grouped together so it produces less heat.
I should imagine also it causes less interference...I dont know what the M in it refers to though
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