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12-11-2006, 08:31
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@ princcce..
Thanks for the info..  because i've searched all the forum and even ATI's and ASUS website just to confirm this.. but their site doesn't have this kind of info.... now i can buy that card without any doubt of returning it incase of not working on my mobo because it's way too long ride going there.... 2 rides of jeepneys, 1 bus ride and 1 taxi ride.. hehehe... almost forgot 1 train ride it's a big help... thanks Last edited by starforce hater; 12-11-2006 at 08:37. Reason: the word "not working" and 1 train Ride 
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13-11-2006, 05:25
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i was thinking, why would it? i mean having ddr2 memory should be irrelevant because it's that ddr 2 memory is independant of the motherboard (e.g. it's on the card) so why should it matter?
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13-11-2006, 06:49
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Okies... Got It... Thanks for the additional info
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13-11-2006, 09:55
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100% right!!
That´s true Luciel both things have nothing to do with each other.
The graphics card administrates itself and the DDR-Ram on the mainboard does so. The graphics card works independant from the cpu of the pc. After 1 hour of investigation I came to the conclusion that this case is for an expert or even a small genius as I can´t find any clear explanation in the net. I would also like to add, that you can use even a ddr3-ram graphics card with a ddr-ram mainboard. Last edited by princcce; 15-11-2006 at 19:39.
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