Solve : RAM questions?

1.	Solve : RAM questions?
Answer» Can you put in DDR1 RAM into a new computer? With DDR2 RAM already in it?DDR2 is not backward compatible to DDR1. Although the DDR2 module is physically the same length as a DDR1 module, the DDR2 module has a 240pin configuration whereas DDR1 is 184pin CONFI guration. DDR2 ram is not backward compatible * if you get the e6600 and these sticks of ram, you would save yourself a ton of money* http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231114Ok it's just that when i get the computer i'm putting in my soundcard I have right now into it and I am also scavaging parts I was jsut wondering if the Ram would work lol. :)for the helpsoundcard << thats my next "have to get item".... i have the cheap soundblaster card now but; it works ok for my needs... maybe when my gaming gets going, Old CALUM will point me in that direction as well... some of them are a little pricy~Nice price on those RAM modules there. Quote from: honvetops on June 10, 2007, 02:14:59 PM soundcard << thats my next "have to get item".... i have the cheap soundblaster card now but; it works ok for my needs... maybe when my gaming gets going, Old Calum will point me in that direction as well... some of them are a little pricy~ Old Calum now, eh? Well, young honvetops, no supper for you tonight! COL. You're right, SOUND cards can be ridiculously expensive. But a cheap or even integrated one will serve most people's needs - the people who need more are either music enthusiasts/producers or gamers.What does Opical coaxial mean?gamers.<< how is a 185.00 sound card going to prevent me from taking a bullet in the head from you or Raptor? go figure ! Lol maybe you could hear ther steps better! Or maybe there sweat dripping down there necks!!! Or maybe the clack of there gun!.. I'm going overtop now... Sorry.. From another post, your motherboard's sound right? "Built In 8 CHANNEL Audio SPDIF Optical Coaxial" - it's a standard built in sound card. Quote from: honvetops on June 10, 2007, 02:26:52 PM gamers.<< how is a 185.00 sound card going to prevent me from taking a bullet in the head from you or Raptor? go figure ! It may do, actually. You would be able to hear US coming better, and you'd also get better performance so it'd be smoother, so you could see what's going on better (not that you need smoother with your beast, lol). It'd really take advantage of the sweet speakers you have and round out your amazing system. BTW - nothing will stop Raptor killing you and taking your dogtags, he is inhuman.What game are you guys talking about.?I will soon be joining you.. The Wrath of Stealth will fall on you guys... Sorry Another Weird Outburst.. BF2142.Ok I will have to get that game. Doesn't work on the computer lol. Wait 1 month and I will play.Good idea, it's a great game IMHO.

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Can you put in DDR1 RAM into a new computer? With DDR2 RAM already in it?DDR2 is not backward compatible to DDR1.
Although the DDR2 module is physically the same length as a DDR1 module, the DDR2 module has a 240pin
configuration whereas DDR1 is 184pin CONFI guration.

DDR2 ram is not backward compatible

* if you get the e6600 and these sticks of ram, you would save yourself a ton of money*

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231114Ok it's just that when i get the computer i'm putting in my soundcard I have right now into it and I am also scavaging parts I was jsut wondering if the Ram would work lol. :)for the helpsoundcard << thats my next "have to get item".... i have the cheap soundblaster card now but; it works ok for my needs... maybe when my gaming gets going, Old CALUM will point me in that direction as well... some of them are a little pricy~Nice price on those RAM modules there.
Quote from: honvetops on June 10, 2007, 02:14:59 PM

soundcard << thats my next "have to get item".... i have the cheap soundblaster card now but; it works ok for my needs... maybe when my gaming gets going, Old Calum will point me in that direction as well... some of them are a little pricy~

Old Calum now, eh?
Well, young honvetops, no supper for you tonight!
COL.
You're right, SOUND cards can be ridiculously expensive.
But a cheap or even integrated one will serve most people's needs - the people who need more are either music enthusiasts/producers or gamers.What does Opical coaxial mean?gamers.<< how is a 185.00 sound card going to prevent me from taking a bullet in the head from you or Raptor? go figure ! Lol maybe you could hear ther steps better! Or maybe there sweat dripping down there necks!!! Or maybe the clack of there gun!.. I'm going overtop now... Sorry.. From another post, your motherboard's sound right?
"Built In 8 CHANNEL Audio SPDIF Optical Coaxial" - it's a standard built in sound card.
Quote from: honvetops on June 10, 2007, 02:26:52 PM

gamers.<< how is a 185.00 sound card going to prevent me from taking a bullet in the head from you or Raptor? go figure !

It may do, actually.
You would be able to hear US coming better, and you'd also get better performance so it'd be smoother, so you could see what's going on better (not that you need smoother with your beast, lol).
It'd really take advantage of the sweet speakers you have and round out your amazing system.
BTW - nothing will stop Raptor killing you and taking your dogtags, he is inhuman.What game are you guys talking about.?I will soon be joining you.. The Wrath of Stealth will fall on you guys... Sorry Another Weird Outburst.. BF2142.Ok I will have to get that game. Doesn't work on the computer lol. Wait 1 month and I will play.Good idea, it's a great game IMHO.

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