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Old 04-11-2006, 07:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question ddr2 better for games???????

ok heres the deal.ive been in the market for a new vid card and ram for my setup.i have a agp8x foxconn board and a 9550...ne ways.
i have decided to leave agp in the dust and just go with a ati xpress200 mobo with pcie....i have my board and card picked out (the his x1600 iceq).
not the biggest thing to me is the whole thing with the ram because the board supports ddr and ddr2 as usual i am concerned on which way to go .i have searched and found that ddr2 has to sacrifice latencey for higher clocks but its alot faster than ddr.i am buying ram tommorow and i would really like to know if the better gamer ram would be the older ddr 400(pc 3200) or the new age ddr2 676(pc5400)?btw i currently have a 2.5 latencey on my current ram.they ddr2 i want has a latencey of 4.
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My setup is:
motherboard:Foxconn 661fx7mf-s
Cpu:Intel pentium 4 3.2 ghz HT
Ram: 2*256 mb ddr 400
Video:Radeon 9550 256 mb
Sound:onboard ac97 5.1 surround
Monitor:19 in sceptre x9 lcd
Hard drive:80 gb. western digital* 2* 40 gb maxtor
Power supply: 450w
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Old 04-11-2006, 09:02 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You can only have DDR2, the slot for DDR is different.

You might want to look for Corsair XMS2, its good gaming RAM.
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