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graphic card with GDDDR5 which motherboard req ddr3 or ddr4

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doesn't matter.

You can also take a ddr2 Motherboard.

Vram has nothing to do with Dram

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Graphics Card memory isn't affected by the motherboard

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A friend is using DDR2 SYS RAM with GDDR5 VRAM - both are not remotely connected

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People have already said that those aren't related, but I'd like to give a little more information:

 

The GPU is basically like its own little computer, with its own chipset, RAM, VRMs, and everything else. As such, the graphics RAM is on the card and isn't used by or affected by any of the components outside of that card.

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5 hours ago, Dash Lambda said:

People have already said that those aren't related, but I'd like to give a little more information:

 

The GPU is basically like its own little computer, with its own chipset, RAM, VRMs, and everything else. As such, the graphics RAM is on the card and isn't used by or affected by any of the components outside of that card.

ok thnx i got ask one more question if at the time i use gddr5 in motherboard ddr3 should have problem crash or not opening games ?????

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2 hours ago, L0str31 said:

ok thnx i got ask one more question if at the time i use gddr5 in motherboard ddr3 should have problem crash or not opening games ?????

 

You will have no problems.

We are trying to explain to you...

 

Graphics card memory is 100% separate from normal computer system RAM.

 

The "G" in GDDR# stands for graphics, and is ONLY used by the Graphics Card.

The rest of the computer is not allowed to touch it.

 

You can have:

  • GDDR5 graphics card with DDR3 RAM
  • GDDR5 graphics card with DDR2 RAM
  • GDDR3 graphics card with DDR1 RAM
  • ....GDDR855 wiith DDR38 RAM....whatever...
  • etc

I am using HBM graphics card with DDR3 RAM.

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15 hours ago, L0str31 said:

ok thnx i got ask one more question if at the time i use gddr5 in motherboard ddr3 should have problem crash or not opening games ?????

We've already answered that. It doesn't matter at all. The VRAM and motherboard are completely unrelated.

"Do as I say, not as I do."

-Because you actually care if it makes sense.

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13 hours ago, -rascal- said:

 

You will have no problems.

We are trying to explain to you...

 

Graphics card memory is 100% separate from normal computer system RAM.

 

The "G" in GDDR# stands for graphics, and is ONLY used by the Graphics Card.

The rest of the computer is not allowed to touch it.

 

You can have:

  • GDDR5 graphics card with DDR3 RAM
  • GDDR5 graphics card with DDR2 RAM
  • GDDR3 graphics card with DDR1 RAM
  • ....GDDR855 wiith DDR38 RAM....whatever...
  • etc

I am using HBM graphics card with DDR3 RAM.

Thnx for the information 

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7 hours ago, Dash Lambda said:

We've already answered that. It doesn't matter at all. The VRAM and motherboard are completely unrelated.

If I use GDDR3 in motherboard  ddr3 should have problem crash dmg my English is low bad 

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5 hours ago, L0str31 said:

If I use GDDR3 in motherboard  ddr3 should have problem crash dmg my English is low bad 

I'm running out of ways to say that those have nothing to do with each other.

"Do as I say, not as I do."

-Because you actually care if it makes sense.

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