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ddr2 support
got a few quick questions. can 1 stick of normal ddr2 be used in a motherboard that supports dual channel ddr2? say a 1gb ddr2 pc2-5300 in a p4m900-m7 se or a p31-a7?
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Re: ddr2 support
If the board supports ddr2 the answer is yes, as long as there is not
a compatibilty conflict. You will not be in dual mode, you will be running is single mode., for dual mode which is faster you need a matched pair.
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