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Question about DDR1

ZcanKal
By ZcanKal
in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
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A simple question, what is the largest capacity that good old non-ECC DDR1 RAM came in?  I recently got a Windows XP machine and want to see how far I can take it.

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Off the top of my head I'd say 512MB, but I'm not totally sure.

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1GB is the largest I'm seeing but the motherboard plays a role in the biggest supported size as well so you might want to make sure your board can handle 1GB sticks.

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Highest is 1GB, but if your board/CPU supports ECC Reg you can go up to 4GB/DIMM (server memory).

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