A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Jun 8, 2004 #1 What is dual channel memory exactly? thx in advance!
D DyNaStY336 In Runtime Messages 242 Jun 8, 2004 #2 it is where the memory controllor has two seperate pathways by which it can access main memory, giving potentially twice the bandwidth. the memory modules must be installed in pairs that are identical in both capacity and speed.
it is where the memory controllor has two seperate pathways by which it can access main memory, giving potentially twice the bandwidth. the memory modules must be installed in pairs that are identical in both capacity and speed.
W Wartorment Banned Messages 319 Jun 8, 2004 #4 Does the mobo have to support it? I have a SOYO KT600 and was wondering if that board did: SOYO "SY-KT600 DRAGON PLUS V1.0" KT600 Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU Model# SY-KT600DRAGON +V1.0
Does the mobo have to support it? I have a SOYO KT600 and was wondering if that board did: SOYO "SY-KT600 DRAGON PLUS V1.0" KT600 Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU Model# SY-KT600DRAGON +V1.0
D DyNaStY336 In Runtime Messages 242 Jun 8, 2004 #5 Wartorment said: Does the mobo have to support it? I have a SOYO KT600 and was wondering if that board did: SOYO "SY-KT600 DRAGON PLUS V1.0" KT600 Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU Model# SY-KT600DRAGON +V1.0 Click to expand... Yes, the motherboard does have to support it and No, your motherboard does not.
Wartorment said: Does the mobo have to support it? I have a SOYO KT600 and was wondering if that board did: SOYO "SY-KT600 DRAGON PLUS V1.0" KT600 Chipset Motherboard for AMD Socket A CPU Model# SY-KT600DRAGON +V1.0 Click to expand... Yes, the motherboard does have to support it and No, your motherboard does not.
OP OP A ag3 Fully Optimized Messages 1,536 Jun 8, 2004 #6 Wow! Nevermind... I just found out that my AMD64 3200+ doesnt even need dual channel memory. It is fastest with out. lol.
Wow! Nevermind... I just found out that my AMD64 3200+ doesnt even need dual channel memory. It is fastest with out. lol.
W Wartorment Banned Messages 319 Jun 9, 2004 #7 DyNaStY336 said: Yes, the motherboard does have to support it and No, your motherboard does not. Click to expand... Does it matter much?
DyNaStY336 said: Yes, the motherboard does have to support it and No, your motherboard does not. Click to expand... Does it matter much?
N NanoWarrior In Runtime Messages 268 Jun 9, 2004 #8 Duel channel only has a performance increase of 5 to 10%. The single channel bus speeds are already fast enough at this point in time. I heard that all you need is a motherboard that supports Duel channel and two ram stick that have the same exact specs. The althlon 64 754 socket processors do not support duel channel but the new 939 socket ones do.
Duel channel only has a performance increase of 5 to 10%. The single channel bus speeds are already fast enough at this point in time. I heard that all you need is a motherboard that supports Duel channel and two ram stick that have the same exact specs. The althlon 64 754 socket processors do not support duel channel but the new 939 socket ones do.
D didi Daemon Poster Messages 826 Jun 9, 2004 #9 U have to refer to the chipset of your mobo only u know wheter can support Dual channel or not. Dual channel 2x256MB RAm faster than 768MB RAM.
U have to refer to the chipset of your mobo only u know wheter can support Dual channel or not. Dual channel 2x256MB RAm faster than 768MB RAM.