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registered or unregistered?

nome · 2006-08-20 11:34:28

just wondering if anyone could help me with a quick question, when buyin DDR RAM which is better, registered or unregistered? thanks

20-08-2006 11:34am

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nome

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just wondering if anyone could help me with a quick question,
when buyin DDR RAM which is better, registered or unregistered?
thanks

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#2 20-08-2006 11:56am

Ruu_Old

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I'm not 100% sure on this but I think it depends on the motherboard and also I don't think you can match unregistered and registered.

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#3 20-08-2006 12:08pm

CuLT

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registered RAM is generally only used for servers, as it is generally slower, but it is less prone to error (and molre expensive as a result).

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#4 20-08-2006 12:24pm

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Unless you're using something like a Socket 940 Opteron, not much point in using Registered memory. Better to go with standard (unregistered)

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