I have recently joined this forum just beacuse of some issues which are colliding in my mind..
Actually I want to know that Is DDR2 an excellent memory for automotive and industrial to server, consumer, networking, and computing?
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That is not a valid question as the type of RAM used is 100% totally dependent on the specific motherboard it will be installed on. DDR, DDR2 and DDR3 are not compatible nor are they interchangeable.Actually I want to know that Is DDR2 an excellent memory for automotive and industrial to server, consumer, networking, and computing?
Actually friends I asked because my cousin wants to sell RAM and wants to deal in bulk .Recently he singed a contract as a dealer from Zipmem and he suggested me put up the question related to that on forum..That was why i did..That is not a valid question as the type of RAM used is 100% totally dependent on the specific motherboard it will be installed on. DDR, DDR2 and DDR3 are not compatible nor are they interchangeable.Actually I want to know that Is DDR2 an excellent memory for automotive and industrial to server, consumer, networking, and computing?
So you need to be more specific.
As Digerati stated the type of ram is dependent on the motherboard the person has. Someone who has a 5 to 10 year old motherboard may use DDR memory while something built in the last 3 to the present motherboards may use DDR2 or DDR3 memory. To be able to sell memory in bulk as you stated you would have to cover all 3 types and not limit yourself to one type.
Limiting yourself would limit your client base to either older or newer systems and people are always upgrading. So what he sells today may not be compatible with a newer motherboard upgrade in a year. Also another issue is the amount of ram he is thinking about. Everything now uses 1 gig or more memory modules so the carrying a lot of 512 and 256 meg modules will be counter productive in the end and he may find himself with a overstock of useless memory modules he can't even give away.
With the thinking your cousin is having he will doom his business before he even gets started and this type of computer business is hard enough to make any money in without limiting his client base even more.
Buy very little DDR.... Buy more DDR2 and then buy the most in DDR3 memory. He needs to watch the newer motherboards coming out because they can now do 4 gig modules per slots so that is another fact to take in consideration.
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