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Ok, i havent worked with RDRAM befor but im helping a friend with an upgrade and just need to know if PC800 is backwards compatible for a PC600 mobo?
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RDRAM backwards compatible
- Thread starter IceMan3928
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normally thats the way it works
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Guessing, kind of.
I would think it would be fine. Unless the board does some thing weird. Should be great if overclocking is in the plans. Then you shouldn't have to back down the multipier (like i am). Good luck.
I would think it would be fine. Unless the board does some thing weird. Should be great if overclocking is in the plans. Then you shouldn't have to back down the multipier (like i am). Good luck.
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overclocking, lol... Its a Dell 
Edit: that reminds me, dells RAM isnt proprietary like its power supplies are is it?
Edit: that reminds me, dells RAM isnt proprietary like its power supplies are is it?
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Dell
I never found a way to OC my Dell. But I am using the mem from it in my new pc. It should be regular Samsung RDRAM. Thats, all Ive seen in them. I got a Dell for sale now. HAHAHA. Know of anyone interseted in a 8200. Has a 120g WD, 1.5 P4, 512m of rdram, ( I have another 512, if interested ). I gotta start on my next one!!!
I never found a way to OC my Dell. But I am using the mem from it in my new pc. It should be regular Samsung RDRAM. Thats, all Ive seen in them. I got a Dell for sale now. HAHAHA. Know of anyone interseted in a 8200. Has a 120g WD, 1.5 P4, 512m of rdram, ( I have another 512, if interested ). I gotta start on my next one!!!
