Connor.S New Member Apr 19, 2008 #1 when a graphics card says GDDR2 does that mean your comp has to be DDR2 RAM?
Deviousmind Member Apr 19, 2008 #2 No m8 graphics cards have there own dedicated memory for it to work (exception beingturbocache models) so its just informing you of the type of ram that a card uses as we now go upto GDDR 4
No m8 graphics cards have there own dedicated memory for it to work (exception beingturbocache models) so its just informing you of the type of ram that a card uses as we now go upto GDDR 4
Computer_Freak Active Member Apr 19, 2008 #3 no. that is just the memory the GPu uses, and you dont have to use that type. eg, the ATI HD3870 has GDDR4, then that would mean we need GDDR4 ram, but that doesnt exist. So to answer, no you dont need to
no. that is just the memory the GPu uses, and you dont have to use that type. eg, the ATI HD3870 has GDDR4, then that would mean we need GDDR4 ram, but that doesnt exist. So to answer, no you dont need to