Gigabyte DDR 3200 Sticks

[DynaOne]

Are there any Gigabyte memory sticks out - so you can fully populate a Springdale/Canterwood MB?

 

[KristopherKubicki]

Well, no. Gigabyte is not a memory manufacturer. You can use any DDR400 sticks for that motherboard.

 

[joshg]

I think he's asking for 1GB sticks of memory.

Just as a quick search, here's the best I could find: PC2700 (DDR333) 1GB modules:

http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configurator/PartsInfo.asp?ktcpartno=KVR333X64C25/1G&SearchType=KingPNFind&submit=Search

... but I couldn't find anything for 1GB above PC2100 at Mushkin, Corsair, Crucial, or GEIL...

 

[DynaOne]

Yes - I was referring to the size - not the manufacturer. I have not been able to find any at 3200 speeds eithers (only slower).

 

[Vonkhan]

 

[Harabecw]

Pricewatch has everything hehe.

 

[tallman45]

I thought I read that the the 865/875 boards supported 2 gb in dual channel mode, 4gb in single channel mode. If you went want to run in Dual channel mode then 512mb is your size limit.

 

[DynaOne]

Wow - I didn't know about the 2Gb dual channel limit - are you sure that isn't just because there aren't any 1GB DDR sticks out - do you have an article reference?

 

[joshg]

Originally posted by: Harabecw
Pricewatch has everything hehe.

I looked at those before I replied....

Notice it says (2x512) on all of those... so those are 2 stick "kits" of 512 each, totaling 1GB. Not 1 stick of 1GB.