M mikey4865 New Member Jun 18, 2006 #1 Will a video card using DDR3 work with a computer running DDR2?
Dialamo New Member Jun 18, 2006 #2 Video cards have nothing to do with the system memory, it would work.
The_Other_One VIP Member Jun 18, 2006 #3 Besides, the RAM types are totally different. It's actually GDDR3, which is many times faster than system RAM(even GDDR2 and the system's DDR2)
Besides, the RAM types are totally different. It's actually GDDR3, which is many times faster than system RAM(even GDDR2 and the system's DDR2)
Geoff VIP Member Jun 18, 2006 #5 The_Other_One said: Besides, the RAM types are totally different. It's actually GDDR3, which is many times faster than system RAM(even GDDR2 and the system's DDR2) Click to expand... It's only called GDDR because people were getting video card and system memory confused with the introduction of DDR2. The "G" just stands for Graphics.
The_Other_One said: Besides, the RAM types are totally different. It's actually GDDR3, which is many times faster than system RAM(even GDDR2 and the system's DDR2) Click to expand... It's only called GDDR because people were getting video card and system memory confused with the introduction of DDR2. The "G" just stands for Graphics.
