Now I realize that my MOBO Asus A7n8x-x cannot support DUAL DDR !!

In Asus webpages and in general info, it claims that it can use
DDR 400 (Dual Channel) to enhance speed. (But it actually available
in A7n8x-DELUXE !! NOT a7N8X-X...AND THERE MAY BE ANOTHER MODEL
CALLED A7n8x-?? Why asus give these kind of vague information, Why don't they called the deluxe version A7n8xa, the one without A7n8xb
that sounds easier to indentitfied...


This kind of model no system I notice happen in AGP card as well ...

yup...I think a lot of people grabbed at the chance to own an A7n8x, forgetting (of course) that the "-x" means it's single channel and thus based off of the nForce2 400.

whoops!

cheers,

dave

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QUOTE (small rabbit @ Oct 8 2003, 09:44 PM) Now I realize that my MOBO Asus A7n8x-x cannot support DUAL DDR !!

In Asus webpages and in general info, it claims that it can use
DDR 400 (Dual Channel) to enhance speed. (But it actually available
in A7n8x-DELUXE !! NOT a7N8X-X...AND THERE MAY BE ANOTHER MODEL
CALLED A7n8x-?? Why asus give these kind of vague information, Why don't they called the deluxe version A7n8xa, the one without A7n8xb
that sounds easier to indentitfied...


This kind of model no system I notice happen in AGP card as well ...
because the original Nforce 2 mobo was called A7N8X

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