SDRAM-SGRAM ?

Started by 3dfxFanatic, 17 November 2003, 16:19:51

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3dfxFanatic

17 November 2003, 16:19:51
what's the difference betwin them?
 

NitroX infinity

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17 November 2003, 17:21:29
SGRAM is designed for videocards (G stands for Graphic), it has some extra instructions (coding) so the information is processed faster.
 

ArchAngelCD

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19 November 2003, 13:09:19
Also, SGRAM doesn't OC well at all.
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Katoo

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20 November 2003, 18:34:38
My V3 3000 PCI with SG-RAM (166MHz default) overclocking on 215 MHz.
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vykupitel

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20 November 2003, 22:08:02
QuoteOriginally posted by Katoo

My V3 3000 PCI with SG-RAM (166MHz default) overclocking on 215 MHz.
:)

I also have good OC experience with SGRAM on V3. 210MHz flawlessly [8D]

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