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13th August 2004, 06:59 PM #1Notebook Evangelist
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PC2700 dual channel?
I was wondering if the computer supports dual channel will it work with PC2700 ram? I've read in a couple places that PC3200 is the minium is that true?
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13th August 2004, 09:07 PM #2Notebook Deity
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No, I don't think so. even though dDDR technology come into play around the same time as DDR400. while DDR400 was still in the infantcy stage, it's unlikely that it will not work in DDR266 stage. I would guess it's more like a recommendation rather than a set stone.
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Originally posted by DaGreek
[br]I was wondering if the computer supports dual channel will it work with PC2700 ram? I've read in a couple places that PC3200 is the minium is that true?
Compaq R3000T (CTO)
P4 Desktop 3.0GHz w/HT
1 X 512MB RAM
Radeon 9600 128MB
60GB 5,400 RPM HD
AquaMark3: 24,257, 3DMark03: 3,115
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14th August 2004, 01:01 AM #3Notebook Deity
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Hi Dagreek,
Dual-channel depends on if the chipset and motherboard architecture support it. The memory itself does not care or even know if it's being using in a dual-channle configuration. What you may have read could be like freeman sais, just a recommendation. That said most notebook chipsets & motherboard currently don't support dual-channel memory access.
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14th August 2004, 01:22 AM #4Notebook Evangelist
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I'm having trouble finding information on my motherboard, any suggestions?
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AquaMark3: 24,257, 3DMark03: 3,115
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14th August 2004, 02:19 AM #5
Check in the BIOS, where you would enable it if you had it, or the notebook manufacturer's site. If you have dual channel, it would be advertised somewhere. I believe some sager's have it, and I think one of the high end HP's has it.
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14th August 2004, 03:06 PM #6Notebook Evangelist
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the Bios is useless it doesnt not have that info nor does HP's site, and CPU Z didnt list anything for the Mobo or the Memory.
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14th August 2004, 10:40 PM #7Notebook Virtuoso
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I don't think any notebooks currently have Dual-Channel support yet. Check on Intel's website regarding the chipsets used in whatever notebook you're looking at/have and see if it supports Dual-Channel. Since it mainly comes down to the chipset to have this support.
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15th August 2004, 01:05 AM #8Notebook Deity
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That I would agree w/ you, but I won't bet any money on it. What about notebook w/ desktop CPU? Also, he didn't exactly say it's a notebook.
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[br]I don't think any notebooks currently have Dual-Channel support yet. Check on Intel's website regarding the chipsets used in whatever notebook you're looking at/have and see if it supports Dual-Channel. Since it mainly comes down to the chipset to have this support.
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15th August 2004, 01:52 AM #9Notebook Evangelist
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I have a notebook with at desktop cpu, Compaq R3000T
Compaq R3000T (CTO)
P4 Desktop 3.0GHz w/HT
1 X 512MB RAM
Radeon 9600 128MB
60GB 5,400 RPM HD
AquaMark3: 24,257, 3DMark03: 3,115
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15th August 2004, 08:56 PM #10Notebook Evangelist
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quote:
Originally posted by Venombite
[br]I don't think any notebooks currently have Dual-Channel support yet. Check on Intel's website regarding the chipsets used in whatever notebook you're looking at/have and see if it supports Dual-Channel. Since it mainly comes down to the chipset to have this support.
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Actually, I believe the Sager 8790 supports dual-channel DDR:
http://pctorque.com/builder.php?type=59
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