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Jates
02-21-2005, 07:42 PM
I've been out of the computer gaming world for many years and instaed find myself moping around on xbox live and throwing darts at my ancient p3. But the day has finally come and i will be gaming very soon, but on what system i will build on im not sure.

I see that AMD outperforms Intel in games but they don't support all future devices yet. I know ddr is still faster than ddr2 but i would rather get RAM that i can stick with for another build.

So when does AMD plan to support DDR2?

shadowbreaker513
02-21-2005, 07:53 PM
AMD is expected to move to DDR2 when the standard speed settles down to about DDR2-800. DDR2 isn't supported yet as AMD will have to start manufactoring entirely new chips with a memory controller than can support DDR2

Jates
02-21-2005, 08:55 PM
“AMD has not given an official specific when we will have support for DDR2 with AMD64 processors. Our direction has been that when DDR2 makes sense for AMD and our customers, we’ll bring support to the market. There are many factors to be considered, such as cost, performance (frequency/latency), availability and other items that are all being balanced to determine how we will support DDR2,” a spokesperson for AMD told X-bit labs.

Found this in an article titled:Advanced Micro Devices May Not Bring DDR2 Support in 2005.
AMD Puts DDR2 Memory Controller on Hold for Now – Article