[RESOLVED] DDR or SDR?
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    Roger W
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    Question DDR or SDR?

    OK, heres the deal: Ive bought an Geforce 1 through a friend which in turn bought from a guy he knows which owns his own computer company..
    The problem is I wanted a DDR card, and according the the user manual this probably is a SDR card.. Problem is that this is some kind of OEM card, so I dont even know if this is the proper manual!
    Anyway the question is: is there any good way of making sure what type of card I am having?

    FYI: It seem to have 5.5 ns memory (I think - It ended with a 5.5 number If I remember correctly) and this seem odd for DDR doesnt it?
    I dont remember the brand of the memory, probably xxxtech or something... Can always open the computer later and check it out. Am too lazy for now..

    Also, when I enabled coolbits and got the overclock util, it detects 160Mhz Memory speed.. Isnt 150Mhz DDR and 166Mhz SDR?

    Does this give you any clues? I would love to settle this and make sure I get my moneys worth! This seem a nice and informative forum!
    /Roger W

  2. #2
    Ross P
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    If you are using the Nvidia driver's, which it sounds like, your card should be listed as NVIDIA GeForce DDR. Go to display properties and check for a GeForce DDR tab.
    Thats what I have. If not I don't know what it would say. I'm using the latest drivers.

    So you don't know who manufactures the card?
    I don't know of any physical way to check for DDR. Write back and tell me what your card is listed as in Display Properties.

    :Ross

  3. #3
    Roger W
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    Ok, thats a hint!
    Im running the 5.30 drivers.
    My tab says 'Geforce 256' instead.. So perhaps I am screwed...
    BIOS ver is 2.10.02.12 but this might be unimportant..

    Thanks for the help!
    /Roger W

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