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I have a 1GB stick of memory labeled DD2. I got it from a friend who thought it would work with the A1055 iBook. However, it does not. So, I'll be selling it. But a quick eBay search for DD2 turns up around 8 results. So, I ask this: are DD2 and DDR2 one and the same?
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Never heard of DD2 - The Proper term is DDR2 (Double Data Rate Version 2)
iBooks do not take DDR2 they take DDR (without the 2) Usually DDR 333 (PC2700)
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That's what I thought. But it's really weird... the "DD2" stick kinda fit in an old iBook G4 board, but it wouldn't fit in a board from the same family. To Craigslist it is then!
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you're all wrong i have 2 sticks right in front of me. they are for real.
they read 1 GB, DD2 DIMM,F made by PNY A0TFT
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Here is link to what I have.. Thought it was DDR2 based on the label.. It is not?
http://www.dreamhardware.com/memory/memo...
MEMORY PNY 1GB, DD2 DIMM,F A0TFT PO:134270.19 (REFURBISHED)
Pin set is different.. notch off slightly
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If the notch is off slightly it could be DDR3
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Was it from a reputable manufacturer? Some very low budget ram can be wrongly labelled by manufacturers who are not reputable, an do not actually know the correct terminology. I know its a stretch, but it might be true. As for A1055 iBooks you'll need DDR RAM.
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