toma_alimosh
Also known as "Myke Hunt"
Ok, so I'm in the market for a new computer and doing a bit of research on parts and costs. Unfortunately I haven't kept up with PC technology lately and learning new things. I get most anything about new changes, but this one seriously puzzles me:
I went on a canadian computer store's website to look for parts and prices, and when I looked at some of AMD socket (AM2+ socket) motherboards, under specifications as to what memory it will take, they write this:
I went on a canadian computer store's website to look for parts and prices, and when I looked at some of AMD socket (AM2+ socket) motherboards, under specifications as to what memory it will take, they write this:
I don't get it, what does that mean? What is this limitation that new AMD CPUs have? If anyone can explain this to me and what that would mean about my future purchase, please do ... I'm completely out of the loop on this one.*Due to AMD CPU limitation, DDR2 1066 is supported by AM2+ CPU for one DIMM per channel only. Refer to www.asus.com for the memory QVL (Qualified Vendors Lists).