Please, what memory does the INTEL850 motherboard support

RAMBUS memory must be used, and the performance is higher than the current popular DDR, but because the new production line is used for production, the production investment is large, resulting in the most expensive. That's why it's not popular.

Only rdram can be used.

It seems that the landlord is richer, and the 850 with RDRAM that year was sky-high, so he actually bought it.

DDR or SDR, the landlord looks at the memory plug into.

DDR's! Basically, everything on the market is OK!

RAMBUS memory can only be used.

DDR Dream on.

You can do it now. It is the mainstream of memory in the future, and now it is mainly used DDR.

Intel850 motherboards support RAMBUS memory!

Can't use DDR!

Isn't it now installed on Samsung RDRAM128M?

I guess it's SDRAM.

What memory is supported mainly depends on the interface, the memory interface mainly has four kinds of SD DDR DDR2 RD, these four are different, the most significant appearance difference is that SD has two notches, DDR has a notch, DDR also has a notch, RD is also a notch, but the notch position of DDR DDR2 RD is different. Therefore, these four types of memory cannot be mixed.

Since RDRAM is installed on your motherboard, it can only support RD memory.

I guess you didn't write it wrong, the Intel850 motherboard should support SDRAM. Then you can only support SDRAM.

SD stands for SDRAM, DDR stands for DDR SDRAM, and RD stands for RDRAM.

The 850 chipset supports a 423-pin CPU, which has long been eliminated and is a transitional product, and the memory is also RAMUS, which is basically not found. Reference.

。。The old motherboard, i850 chipset, onboard integrated graphics card i752, support for Laoben P4 processor (370 interface), AGP graphics card slot, SDRAM memory (can't be found) PC600, PC800 specifications, maximum capacity 2GB.

Generally, it can support four hard drives, and the 850 should be able to support more than 120GB!

You can drag four, but you still have to leave one for the optical drive, my machine is with 3 80g, you can use it.

Does Intel have 850 motherboards? I haven't seen it

Dude, do you use it, and how is the performance?

Pentium G850 itself supports 1333 memory, and if it is higher, it will be automatically downclocked to 1333.

How could you be in 1066?

The two pieces of memory should be plugged into the same color memory card slot on the motherboard.

The two are about the same at the default frequency.

G850 with integrated graphics but not overclocked.

The E8500 is better than the G850 when overclocked.

Win7 system, if you want to be fast, the best way is to add a solid state drive, install the system, 32g, 64g can be installed in some common software, although it is h61 motherboard, does not support sata3, but even the solid state drive with sata2 interface is much faster than the traditional mechanical hard disk, open word excel and other office software are opened in seconds, much faster than mechanical hard disk, boot is less than 20 seconds.

If you want to improve the response speed of the Win7 system, it is much more useful to change the SSD than to change the CPU.

G850 is good after all, new architecture.

What do you mean by slowness, whether it's a slow computer or a slow game.

Playing games alone is a problem with the graphics card, and if the computer is stuck, it is likely that the computer is not cleaned regularly.

Let's talk about how to slow it down ( Personally, I prefer the G850 bus to be more powerful.

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