I'm helping a friend put together a P-IV system using an Abit IC7 board with
a P-IV 2.4GHz CPU(512/800 SL6WF). I'm not all that familiar with P-IV
hardware, but more so than my friend, and was wondering if there are any
specific memory type requirements for use with this particular CPU. For
instance, is it ok, or best, to use DDR-400 PC3200? Basically just want to
put the fastest memory in that this board will support and that's a good
match to the CPU.
> I'm helping a friend put together a P-IV system using an Abit IC7 board with
> a P-IV 2.4GHz CPU(512/800 SL6WF). I'm not all that familiar with P-IV
> hardware, but more so than my friend, and was wondering if there are any
> specific memory type requirements for use with this particular CPU. For
> instance, is it ok, or best, to use DDR-400 PC3200? Basically just want to
> put the fastest memory in that this board will support and that's a good
> match to the CPU.
>
> Thanks for any help!
The memory controller is on the MB, so refer to the MB manual for the type
of ram supported.
Wes Newell <w.newell@TAKEOUTverizon.net> wrote in
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4x 184-pin Single/Dual DDR 400/333/266.
No info on PCxxxx type, though a search shows that PC2100, PC2700 and PC3200
is supported.
Unable to find info on which memory type within the supported MHz/PCxxxx
listed would be best to use for the MB/CPU type currently being used. Hence
my post, since I know next to nothing about DDR memory types, what I can use,
and what I can't use.
peter
"Mike" <somewhere@zerivon.net> wrote in message
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> Wes Newell <w.newell@TAKEOUTverizon.net> wrote in
> news:FexMi.24155$Ww5.3025@trnddc03:
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> <>
>
> 4x 184-pin Single/Dual DDR 400/333/266.
> No info on PCxxxx type, though a search shows that PC2100, PC2700 and
> PC3200
> is supported.
>
> Unable to find info on which memory type within the supported MHz/PCxxxx
> listed would be best to use for the MB/CPU type currently being used.
> Hence
> my post, since I know next to nothing about DDR memory types, what I can
> use,
> and what I can't use.
>
I think I got it, at least a little better understanding of DDR memory and
such. PC3200 = DDR 400 = 200 FSB, which should work just fine in the system.