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Hi, :hello:

What is better Dual Channel or Fully Buffered RAM??

It seems the motherboard I am interested in does not accept Dual Channel RAM, is that correct based on the specifications??

http://www.tyan.com/product_board_detail.aspx?pid=560

Thank you,

Chess Gator :)

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dual channel or fully buffered. u talking about two different things.

rams are either fully buffered, or not. the workstation/server mobo uses the buffered rams. so u have to get buffered rams for that. u have no option.

dual channel, single channel. AFAIK, u can run buffered rams in dual channel as well as single channel. just make sure that u put equal rams with same speed/size in the right place.


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Hi, as mentioned in my first post, what is better "Dual Channel" or "Fully Buffered" RAM??


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