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Originally posted by DooDoo There are many sticks of DDR2 available that can run 3-2-2-8 into the high 300's, built by Micron. DDR's days are numbered. |
Very true, but Dells, Alienware etc... have locked BIOS, so it would be impossible to use these modules unless they ran at the exact same voltage, which is very unlikely. If you can't change things in your BIOS you don't have these options.
The fastest DDR modules are still faster than the fastest DDR2. BH-5, BH-6, TCCD...all those ICs run 2-2-2-x, some hit above 300mhz at those timings. DDR2 cant do that yet. It's likely AMD will skip DDR2 altogether. The fastest machines are AMD and use good old DDR1, throwing a 2 at the end of DDR does not make it better. Intel would like you to believe that though.