{LSK} Otacon

"At roughly the same time, faster memory, in the form of DDR (Dual Data Rate) RAM, hit the shelves. DDR is a type of memory where data is sent over the bus at twice the speed of the clock. A 133MHz bus behaves like a 266MHz one would and the memory used on this bus is known by the higher speed, i.e. DDR 266." Thats from your first source which proves me right once again.

We are goin in circles here. You dont seem to get it, and im not gonna sit here for months tryin to get you to understand how DDR works. I know how it works, thats all i care about.

Also, im not sure if youv counted lately, or can count period, but if by everyone backing you up you mean a whopping 2 ppl, then yea, i guess "everyone" is backing you up.

And why are you correcting my grammer? Are you really that worried about it? Cuz im not.

Bobo

Do you not see "behaves like"????? IT IS NOT 266MHz. IT BEHAVES LIKE 266MHz. There is a big difference there.

I understand how it works perfectly.
Because nobody else cares about whether or not you understand this.

Because you were commenting on how you were right and I was always wrong.

{LSK} Otacon

This is the last time im gonna prove to you im right, if you wont give up now then i will, cuz i really could care less if you know how it works or not.

http://www.legitreviews.com/images/reviews/69/label.jpg

Do you see where it says 400mhz? Tell me why it says that if its not true. If they were saying that and its not true, thats a lawsuite which companies like that wouldnt risk. Im not sure why you cant understand it. But after this i give up. That would be like Intel tryin to sell cpus that SAY they run at 2ghz when really they run at 1ghz. Doesnt make sense does it? And its illegal.

TheChef

Download CPUz and see what your RAM is running at. That should tell us everything we need to know...

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{LSK} Otacon

I already know what cpu-z says, im not stupid.