PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

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  • QuikSilv3r47

    #1

    PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

    Is it possible to add a PC 133 stick of RAM to a PC 3200 slot?
  • Blackhearted

    #2
    Re: PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

    no. SDRAM and DDR RAM are totally different.

    there is a socket-A board -- the ECS K7S5A -- that supports both SDRAM (pc133) and DDR RAM. however not simultaneously - its either/or.

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    • -[MDS]-Stormy

      #3
      Re: PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

      What Blackhearted said. And just to clarify it a bit more,

      PC100/133 is 168 pin
      PC2100 and up is 184 pin.

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      • CaptJordus

        #4
        Re: PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

        DDR RAM is still SDRAM.

        its always referred to as DDR SDRAM.

        The difference in compatibility lies in the pins.

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        • Blackhearted

          #5
          Re: PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

          omfg can we nitpick some more?
          the guy was asking if they were interchangeable. for all practical purposes they are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.

          and the differences are ONLY in the pins, huh? i see. so they just decided 'hey, lets add 16 pins to SDRAM, it might run faster'.

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          • redearedslider

            #6
            Re: PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

            Originally posted by Blackhearted
            omfg can we nitpick some more?
            the guy was asking if they were interchangeable. for all practical purposes they are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.

            and the differences are ONLY in the pins, huh? i see. so they just decided 'hey, lets add 16 pins to SDRAM, it might run faster'.
            :P yeah you should get 184 pins just like me, i told you to just get the corsair butt nooooo you wouldnt listen :P

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            • CaptJordus

              #7
              Re: PC 133 RAM w/ PC3200

              Originally posted by Blackhearted
              omfg can we nitpick some more?
              the guy was asking if they were interchangeable. for all practical purposes they are COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.

              and the differences are ONLY in the pins, huh? i see. so they just decided 'hey, lets add 16 pins to SDRAM, it might run faster'.

              LOL

              Dont get so upset, i was just pointing out that DDR RAM is still, infact, SDRAM, but has differences that make it incompatible.

              Simply building on your post, not rebuking it.

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