>I know registered memory is primarily designed for systems
>with a lot of memory like a server.
True.
>I know registered memory is diffrent than buffered memory.
No, it's the same.
>I have a friend that has successfully used buffered memory
>in his Athlon 64...
He is using 'registered' memory, and that is propably because his mainboard supports or requires registered memory.
We need more info.
>Why would you want to?
Registered memory with ECC is wonderful! The best thing since sliced bread.
>It's slow
No, it's the same speed as similar spec'd unbuffered memory
>it's expensive
Quality will cost you!
>and it doesn't offer any real advantage to the average
>user.
But I love my servers so much!
Andy
>with a lot of memory like a server.
True.
>I know registered memory is diffrent than buffered memory.
No, it's the same.
>I have a friend that has successfully used buffered memory
>in his Athlon 64...
He is using 'registered' memory, and that is propably because his mainboard supports or requires registered memory.
We need more info.
>Why would you want to?
Registered memory with ECC is wonderful! The best thing since sliced bread.
>It's slow
No, it's the same speed as similar spec'd unbuffered memory
>it's expensive
Quality will cost you!
>and it doesn't offer any real advantage to the average
>user.
But I love my servers so much!
Andy