First is Intel's continuing support for DDR2 on its high-end chipsets, ... We have been given their latest PC2-6400 4GB kit with low latency timings on offer.

These are kinda non-standard, right? Is there anything to look for that would indicate higher compatibility? I have a Portwell WADE-8656 motherboard, but the few 4GB modules I've tried have not ...

The max spec this board supports is a quad core Xeon X3230 processor and 8GB of DDR2 RAM. Oddly, the board will support 800Mhz RAM as long as 4GB or less is installed. If you want all 8GB, then ...

OCZ's DDR2 PC2-6400 Vista Performance Platinum 4GB Dual Channel kit is a member of OCZ's low latency Platinum XTC line, ... Intel Arc B580. RTX 5080. RTX 5090. 9070 XT. RTX 5070. Radeon RX 9070.

We know many of our readers are looking to buy 4GB kits of DDR2 because of the recent price drops: it provides an affordable space to expand into, yet is still cheaper than 2GB of DDR3. However ...

Is 2GB still enough? Does 4GB make that much difference? What about 8GB - will you ever fill it? We test a range of games and applications to see where today's memory footprint lies.

In fact, Intel has improved the memory controller on this chipset to enhance DDR2 support. The updated memory controller should provider better performance when DDR2 memory is used with the X48 ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Intel Corp. is readying its new chip sets for next-generation systems — a move that is expected to swing the market towards double data rate 2 (DDR2) SDRAM memory technology. But ...

Elpida Memory on April 7 announced that it has developed a 4-gigabit (4Gb) DDR2 mobile RAM, which employs the company's 30nm process technology. The new device features a low operating voltage of ...

They will be priced at $29.99 for the 2GB DDR2 Memory Upgrade Module, $59 for the 4GB DDR2 Upgrade Kit, $449.99 for the 4GB DDR2 Memory Upgrade Module, and $479.95 for the 6GB DDR2 Memory Upgrade Kit.

Micron Technology Inc. today claimed it is the first supplier to validate the 1Gbit DDR2 component and first to validate all densities of DDR2 components, including 256Mbit and 512Mbit, with Intel.