Ddr 4 ram?

[dalewakelin]

I was looking at one of my motherboards and it says it supports ddr 4 ram. WTF i didnt think you could get that for desktop? Whats the pros and cons and should i get some?

 

[jamesriley94]

Can you link please?

 

[I Hunta x]

You cant get ddr4 commercially available yet and wont be able for 2-3 years so i doubt it said that.... the only thing close is it may have said it supported GDDR4 graphics cards.....

 

[dalewakelin]

Samsung, one of the leaders in memory manufacturing, has announced today the development of a DDR4 DRAM stick that performs reads and writes with up to 40 percent more power efficiency than DDR3.

MOAR

 

[CPMFW]

MOAR

ddr400 means ddr1 with 400 mhz (pc 3200)
http://www.asrock.com/mb/NVIDIA/939N68PV-GLAN/

 

[jamesriley94]

lol,
Yeah, that board is socket 939 AMD (2004ish). DDR2 wasn't even widely used by that stage - hence why the board is still DDR.

 

[dalewakelin]

Ahh, makes sense now. Thanks.

 

[iBeInspire]

I was just about to call ''typo'' but NVM ~

 

[seumasbeathan]

Oh that made me laugh

 

[Stevo]

:whipping: that is all

 

[JMMP]

LOLOLOL loved the thread!:yelrotflmao:

 

[dalewakelin]

Well after humiliating myself i have no choice but to microwave myself. :microwave:

 

[JMMP]

Well after humiliating myself i have no choice but to microwave myself. :microwave:

Don't be like that!! we all started from somewhere! And we are here to help!

 

[Athlonax]

That Is a Ugly Board...

 

[Pr3d4t0r]

haha :]

 

[I Hunta x]

That Is a Ugly Board...

That board is atleast like 6 or 7 years old, NO motherboards back then looked nice.

 

[dalewakelin]

That board is atleast like 6 or 7 years old, NO motherboards back then looked nice.

Some where just less ugly than others...

 

[Spoon_E11]

DDR 4 is confirmed for Haswell's server chips, I can assume they will be on broadwell enthusiast chips and then on desktop chips by skylake-ish

 

[Athlonax]

That board is atleast like 6 or 7 years old, NO motherboards back then looked nice.

I Can Tell haha, just one look at the 24 pin told me that it was ancient

 

[rossi94]

You don't really need the speed of the highest ddr3-dimms today, so why you would need ddr4?