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aji1217 · 02-10-2005, 05:26 PM

thanks for the quick reply.. after doing some more research, that one looks like its a pretty nice psu...not a bad price either...

a question though..the motherboard says -
Dual DDR 400
Dual DDR combines the power of DDR400 with two 64-bit independent memory controllers, the 128-bit memory controller integrated on chip provides up to 6.4 GB/sec bandwidth for system memory, and gives you highest performance and cost-effective platform.
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now does this mean i need dual core memory, and if so it does need to be one of the kits designed for dual memory channels? my goal is 2 gb, so would i be able to get 4x512 sticks(2 of the kits) or would i need a single 2 gb kit(2x1gb sticks) to use the dual ddr function.

sorry im doing my best to catch up on the times..havent gotten to ram yet..

thanks again in advance..

02-10-2005, 05:26 PM	#3 (permalink) Top
aji1217 Geek Trainee Join Date: Oct 2005 Gender: Male Posts: 14 Status: Offline	thanks for the quick reply.. after doing some more research, that one looks like its a pretty nice psu...not a bad price either... a question though..the motherboard says - Dual DDR 400 Dual DDR combines the power of DDR400 with two 64-bit independent memory controllers, the 128-bit memory controller integrated on chip provides up to 6.4 GB/sec bandwidth for system memory, and gives you highest performance and cost-effective platform. -- now does this mean i need dual core memory, and if so it does need to be one of the kits designed for dual memory channels? my goal is 2 gb, so would i be able to get 4x512 sticks(2 of the kits) or would i need a single 2 gb kit(2x1gb sticks) to use the dual ddr function. sorry im doing my best to catch up on the times..havent gotten to ram yet.. thanks again in advance.. Last edited by aji1217; 02-10-2005 at 05:30 PM.