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Are there any DDR1 4GB(2x2GB) available? Preferably DDR500.
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Any DDR1 4GB(2x2GB) available?
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I've only seen ECC DDR1 of that capacity...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134057
If there is such a thing... it will be a horrible rip-off, or just very, very slow.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134057
If there is such a thing... it will be a horrible rip-off, or just very, very slow.
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I have never seen any DDR ICs of the proper density to make a mainstream unbuffered DIMM at any speed, much less DDR500. You might find some at PC3200 but, as mentioned above, I shudder to think what they would cost. I am certain that "IF" they exist they will cost MUCH more than registered ECC server DIMMs.Zx2Slow said:
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would 4x1GB work? 1GB sticks are readily available at numerous speeds.
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Why are 2x2GB ddr2 kits so available and ddr not?
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DDR is offcially being phased out now because AMD has jumped on the DDR2 bandwagon.Zx2Slow said:
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Also, it has only recently become feasible to make 128mb ICs (necessary for 2gb DIMMs) in the proper configuration and in the proper bulk to make them for large scale unbuffered memory usage. The technology simply has not been affordable until this time.
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Yeah, maybe in a while a company will make some 2gb ddr1 sticks, maybe.
The market for ddr1 isn't very big anymore so manufacturers will think twice before they start producing such a thing. (then again, a agp version of a dx10 card is alos coming out soon, who knows...)
The market for ddr1 isn't very big anymore so manufacturers will think twice before they start producing such a thing. (then again, a agp version of a dx10 card is alos coming out soon, who knows...)
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Most of DRAM is out of production, that's why.
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If you find any, it will likely have very high latencies and probably not overclock very well. I guess if you get DDR500 though, you might be ok. Good luck finding it.
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