Can i replace rdram with sdram

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Reliable speeds and customized functions cater to the requirements of various embedded system applications. Featuring the USB 3. This enables the memory controller to know the exact clock cycle when the requested data will be ready, so the CPU no longer has to wait between memory accesses.

Effectively, it doubles the transfer rate without increasing the frequency of the clock. This is achieved by improved bus signal. They can make the memory control the refresh rate according to the temperature variation.

DDR4 adds four new Bank Groups technology. Pretty simple. Tech support that you spoke with is incompetent, and you should report them by name for retraining or to be terminated. It's appalling. The Dell memory configurator for the Dimension has been shipping the wrong memory for around a year, and no one at Dell gives a hoot to fix it.

Return all your memory to Dell for a full refund. Then get the right memory via my link to Googlegear that ships you 40ns memory. I've gone to Googlegear. Googlegear has great prices. Remember to buy two matching sticks. If you don't want to buy them from Googlegear, you can use the part numbers to find them elsewhere.

Message Edited by rickmktg on PM. Thanks Rick. I went to the site and ordered the memory. You have been a great help.

Glad to help. Bookmark my site for the future! Message Edited by gts on AM. Browse Community. I want to update my memory, but all this types are confusing me. Does anyone has any idea? Improve this question. Lali Pali. Lali Pali Lali Pali 3 3 silver badges 6 6 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. You do not have DDR4. You have DDR3. DDR2 is actually still somewhat modern, and in use on older systems, but DDR3 is the most commonly used.

DDR4 is very new and is not commercially available on consumer systems. If you get RAM that is faster than the maximum rated speed your system allows -- in your particular case, MHz -- it may not work, but in most cases it should work. If you get RAM that is slower than the maximum rated speed your system allows, it may or may not work, but you should generally avoid this for performance reasons.

Improve this answer. So you'll need a new motherboard, and a new CPU.