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I have DFI Infinity Ultra2 motherboard. Manual said that it supports DDR2 667MHz memory or DDR2 PC-5300. Can I put DDR2 PC-6400 there? Because have read somewhere that there is a DDR2 667 Mushkin memory (XP2) which has the ability to work in the PC-6400 (800MHz). Answer: I dont think there is a problem with it. Only, your memory still works at PC-5300. Unless this memory is set to overclock at the BIOS. Even though actually the memory modules is not overclocked. For example, I use Kingston DDR 333MHz , running at 500MHz with the stock 2.6v vDIMM. Still pretty cool. As long as you have backup, or spare memory modules, it is fine with that. Broken memory modules will not ruins your data in the harddrive, only the current data which you still working on when the memory died. Some memory vendors give lifetime warranty for the modules. As long as it still being produced, youre save. Anyway, overclocking DDR PC-5300 to PC-6400 is not an extreme thing.

Does AGP video card with DDR2 or DDR3 can be used by a computer with main memory is still using regular DDR type? What is the difference between DDR video card with DDR2 and DDR3? Answer: As long as the available VGA slot on the motherboard is AGP, not a problem. VGA memory with RAM on the motherboard are not directly related to each other and do not affect performance. Similarly, each with speed. Unconnected. It could be memory DDR2 or DDR3 VGA work on the clock 1000MHz, although the main memory on the motherboard only the DDR ordinary working on 400MHz clock. Differences between DDR memory VGA with DDR2 and DDR3 is the technology. DDR2 and DDR3 is better, the new technology. Advantage is its ability to work at a faster frequency, but also and more efficient in power consumption. Also the heat generated also lower compared with DDR memory, especially when working in the same frequency. Well, the performance of video memory is better this could certainly affect the overall performance,...

What is the difference between DDR1 with DD2 memory? Why the price of DDR1 memory is more expensive than the price of DDR2 memory? I use a computer using DDR1. Can I use DDR2 memory there? Answer: The difference between DDR1 and DDR2 memory are: - In the chip production process. DDR2 memory is manufactured with better technology, can be set at a higher clock than DDR1 chips, and consume less power. This makes DDR2 memory chip runs cooler while working at standard clock. - For the memory modules, the notch positions of DDR1 and DDR2 is different. DDR2 is a little bit towards the middle while DDR1 is slightly towards the edge. DDR1 memory prices are more expensive because the law of supply and demand. DDR1 memory production has decreased. Some manufacturers have even stopped making DDR1 memory, while demand is still there. This makes the price more expensive. DDR2 memory is much much produced for current PC systems generally use either DDR2 memory for AMD or Intel. Thus, with a considera...