DDR2 is no longer extreme. This is Intel's top of the line board and neither the BT or BT2 (follow up revision with X48) will support DDR2 because it doesn't show the full extent of performance for the chipset.Originally Posted by BlueAqua
DDR2 is no longer extreme. This is Intel's top of the line board and neither the BT or BT2 (follow up revision with X48) will support DDR2 because it doesn't show the full extent of performance for the chipset.
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