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Recently I heard that DDR ram doubles the transfer rate. I'm currently using SDRAM with a SDR Geforce2mx 32mb. The newer video cards like the Geforce pro and Radeon all use DDR. However my mainboard does not support DDR ram. It will work but will it affect performance?? Does it means that what kind of mainboard you have depends on how much performance you can get out of a video card??
I currently have a Asus K7V Slot A VIA KX133 model. It's about a year and a half old and can only use K7V cpus. (currently using 850mhz, overclocked to 880mhz) When I changed my Voodoo3 2000 to Geforce2mx 32mb I notice not much difference but the Benchmark reports seem to show great difference. FF9 for example those with DDR support seems to be better off than those without DDR support.
Your reply would be appreciated.
I currently have a Asus K7V Slot A VIA KX133 model. It's about a year and a half old and can only use K7V cpus. (currently using 850mhz, overclocked to 880mhz) When I changed my Voodoo3 2000 to Geforce2mx 32mb I notice not much difference but the Benchmark reports seem to show great difference. FF9 for example those with DDR support seems to be better off than those without DDR support.
Your reply would be appreciated.