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    Resolved [RESOLVED] SDRAM vs DDR-SDRAM

    Hello,
    I have recently bought a new motherboard(MB) that requires DDRam. I was wondering, if I buy that DDR-SDRAM, will it be compatible/usable with the new MB? Is DDR-SDRAM usable for both, SDRAM MB's and DRRam MB's?
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    Re: SDRAM vs DDR-SDRAM

    DDR is different to SDRAM. They are both electronically and physically different so they won't work.
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    Re: SDRAM vs DDR-SDRAM

    Quote Originally Posted by plenderj
    DDR is different to SDRAM. They are both electronically and physically different so they won't work.
    Yes, I know that. But what makes me wonder is this store that sells not DDR, not SDRAM, but it sells DDR SDRAM.

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    Re: SDRAM vs DDR-SDRAM

    They're DDR
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    Re: SDRAM vs DDR-SDRAM

    both are same thing. DDR SDRAM is just spoken as DDR RAM, but they are same thing.

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    Re: SDRAM vs DDR-SDRAM

    DDR (Double Data Rate) is a type of SDRAM (Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory).
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