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I saw on pricewatch that their is 232 pin Rdram 1066 and 184pin Samung Rdram 1066 what is the difference between the two and how do they overclock?
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Samsung Rdram 1066 232pin vs 184pin whats the dif?
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i think that is a missprint...
as far as i know the STANDARD for RDAM is 184 pins.
And I do know that RDRAM 800 has the same RIMM slot as RDRAM 1066... And the same number of pins.
If thier is some (non standard?) RDRAM that is 232 pins, you will need a motherboard that has a 232 PIN RDRAM RIMM
But it really looks like a missprint
as far as i know the STANDARD for RDAM is 184 pins.
And I do know that RDRAM 800 has the same RIMM slot as RDRAM 1066... And the same number of pins.
If thier is some (non standard?) RDRAM that is 232 pins, you will need a motherboard that has a 232 PIN RDRAM RIMM
But it really looks like a missprint
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Its new and the only board for it so far is the asus P4T533.
2 x 232-pin 32-bit RIMM Sockets support max. 2GB RIMM3200 (800MHz) / RIMM4200 (1066MHz) ECC / non-ECC RAMBUS memory
Dual channel Rambus architecture provide Max. 4.2GB/s bandwidth
http://www.asus.com/mb/socket478/p4t533/specification.htm
Asus is calling it the new rdram standard.
2 x 232-pin 32-bit RIMM Sockets support max. 2GB RIMM3200 (800MHz) / RIMM4200 (1066MHz) ECC / non-ECC RAMBUS memory
Dual channel Rambus architecture provide Max. 4.2GB/s bandwidth
http://www.asus.com/mb/socket478/p4t533/specification.htm
Asus is calling it the new rdram standard.
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Samsung at componetsdirect.
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With the ram that's about it. It does give a small performance increase over current rdram because the self termination makes for shorter paths between the memory controller and memory.
Asus has a couple of links to reviews. None in english yet thou.
Asus has a couple of links to reviews. None in english yet thou.
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placid pfffttttt your asus board has got to step aside! the bigger better MSI is comming in! MSI has also introduced a board with the 32 bit RIMMS... (although 2 weeks later than asus but hey it's all good) it looks pretty good it's on the 850E chipset HMM WTF IS THIS MY STUPIF CABLE WON"T LET ME GET TO THE SITE!!!!!!!! DARNIT guys the minute my cable stops acting gay i'll post the pic of the board...
