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Published on January 20, 2003

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JEDEC firms up DDR 2 standard

Published on September 12, 2003

Memory standard board JEDEC said over 100 companies had agreed on the acceptance of a standard for double data rate two (DDR2) memory technology. Read more

Motherboard makers pessimistic about Turbo Memory in desktop

Published on June 14, 2007

As Intel makes plans to transfer Turbo Memory (Robson) technology to the desktop market, several motherboard makers think the performance boost from Turbo Memory is not obvious, and therefore they predict the technology will only attract high-end users in the desktop market Read more

Sony to make DRM standard on Memory Stick

Published on February 19, 2004

Sony is planning to make its MagicGate digital rights management (DRM) a standard feature of Memory Stick flash memory cards and will shortly launch a new card intended to replace some of its current cards. Read more

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Published on October 07, 2008

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07-13-2008 at 10:06:32 AM

Hi, i am think on getting the EP45 DS3L which is DDR2 1200 Memory Standard but i already bought DDR2 800 Ram.

will my ram fit in or work properly in this motherboard for overclocking

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07-13-2008 at 10:22:23 AM

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DDR2 PC6400 800MHz. will fit in you MB like any other DDR2 DIMMS will.

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http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Product [...] -EP45-DS3L

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07-13-2008 at 01:24:45 PM

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The standards for DDR2 are 400, 533, 667 and 800 all @1.8v. Every motherboard that runs DDR2 is required to run at these speeds. The whole 1200 thing is just a marketing thing, they are trying to get you to think that it's better because it has a higher number. There is no such thing as DDR2 1200.

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07-13-2008 at 01:25:59 PM

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DDR-1200 is just overclocked DDR2-800.

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