Importance of a Mobo's Memory Standard?

Thread starter HPCE_Larry
Start date Apr 9, 2007

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HPCE_Larry

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Apr 9, 2007

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What does the memory standard for a mobo mean? Is it the maximum memory speed it will support?

Tedster

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Apr 10, 2007

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The maximum speed/type of memory the board will accept under normal circumstances.

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HPCE_Larry

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Apr 10, 2007

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Normal circumstances meaning non oced?

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