Without make, model, year, and so on folk can't guess what can be done.
The only big downside to SDRAM could be cost. Price out older memory sticks and you'll see why we sometimes leave a machine behind. Just last week I did that to a laptop. Yes I could bump the RAM but it didn't make sense.
Hey guys!
A friend of mine got a computer - With SDRAM built in (I've actually never seen this, all PCs I've seen in the last years had DDRsomething SDRAM built in.)
I know that DDR is twice as fast as simple SDRAM, but when is SDRAM actually enough, and when isnt it?
Do you only need DDR for gaming and complex-algorithmic stuff, or should you always upgrade to DDR?
Thanks in advance.
Kind regards,
Darkium

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