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so wut does dual ddr mean? is it like memory running on raid-0 or something to that extent? how does it fare in overclocking? im looking at the epox 8rda nforce2 board (which i know kud utilize dual ddr).
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ronin1967 said:basically it's dual channel DDR, in theory it is suppose to double your bandwith, however the chipsets for it are limited and don't utlize it to it's fullest potential yet(like the nForce 2 boards). In time it should be a big boost, like DDR was...
In a dual-channel DDR system, you have two DDR sticks providing memory at the same time rather than just one.
spazzkid said:thanks ronin. so how does it fare in overclocking? does it give higher yields than single channel ddr?
walldow said:i hear that the intel based dual channel boards are getting better results with the dual channel ddr. do too using the 533mhz fsb. since the highest rated ddr out now is what 433? the duall ddr can utilize the extra bandwith and deliver it to the intel running 533mhz fsb.