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Ok Guys. It has been a long time since I upgraded my PC.
It is 2G socket A with 1G DDR1-400

I was hopping to keep onto my memory, and was looking at 939 series
this seems now to be outdated by AM2.
The board that I have been looking at now is M2N-MX-SE, but I think I
have to
bin my DDR1's Is that correct for this board. I initialy want to keep
the cost down.
Acording to Asus PDF file on this I don't need to put 2 chips in. I
can put one in
either socket. If I want 2 chips they have to be the same
(electronicaly).
Question is do I have to loose the DDR1's and if I do put 2 512Meg
chips in
have I got 512 or 1024.


Desmond.

P.S. I don't want RAID. I hate it. If you don't have 2 HDDs it hangs
for a bit.
DVDs are only 15p each. I can back up as much as I want't But I need
to turn the RAID off Totaly.
 
Ok Guys. It has been a long time since I upgraded my PC.
It is 2G socket A with 1G DDR1-400

I was hopping to keep onto my memory, and was looking at 939 series
this seems now to be outdated by AM2.
The board that I have been looking at now is M2N-MX-SE, but I think I
have to
bin my DDR1's Is that correct for this board. I initialy want to keep
the cost down.
Acording to Asus PDF file on this I don't need to put 2 chips in. I
can put one in
either socket. If I want 2 chips they have to be the same
(electronicaly).
Question is do I have to loose the DDR1's and if I do put 2 512Meg
chips in
have I got 512 or 1024.

Desmond.

P.S. I don't want RAID. I hate it. If you don't have 2 HDDs it hangs
for a bit.
DVDs are only 15p each. I can back up as much as I want't But I need
to turn the RAID off Totaly.
Click to expand...

Check with the seller/agent for compatibility on all. Then you have a
come-back basis.
 
Ok Guys. It has been a long time since I upgraded my PC.
It is 2G socket A with 1G DDR1-400

I was hopping to keep onto my memory, and was looking at 939 series
this seems now to be outdated by AM2.
The board that I have been looking at now is M2N-MX-SE, but I think I
have to
bin my DDR1's Is that correct for this board. I initialy want to keep
the cost down.
Acording to Asus PDF file on this I don't need to put 2 chips in. I
can put one in
either socket. If I want 2 chips they have to be the same
(electronicaly).
Question is do I have to loose the DDR1's and if I do put 2 512Meg
chips in
have I got 512 or 1024.

Desmond.

P.S. I don't want RAID. I hate it. If you don't have 2 HDDs it hangs
for a bit.
DVDs are only 15p each. I can back up as much as I want't But I need
to turn the RAID off Totaly.
Click to expand...

Check with your agent/seller on ALL for compatibility. Then you have
"come-back".
 
Ok Guys. It has been a long time since I upgraded my PC. It is 2G socket A
with 1G DDR1-400

I was hopping to keep onto my memory, and was looking at 939 series this
seems now to be outdated by AM2. The board that I have been looking at now
is M2N-MX-SE, but I think I have to
bin my DDR1's Is that correct for this board. I initialy want to keep the
cost down.
Acording to Asus PDF file on this I don't need to put 2 chips in. I can
put one in
either socket. If I want 2 chips they have to be the same (electronicaly).
Question is do I have to loose the DDR1's and if I do put 2 512Meg chips
in
have I got 512 or 1024.
Click to expand...

You'd have 1024.

That ram seems very slow for a new board. Package it up and sell it on
eBay and buy something faster. The board you mention above takes DDR2 800.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131183

Steve
 
Ok Guys. It has been a long time since I upgraded my PC.
It is 2G socket A with 1G DDR1-400

I was hopping to keep onto my memory, and was looking at 939 series
this seems now to be outdated by AM2.
Click to expand...

Any up-to-date board will use DDRII. You can use your current RAM in
a 754 or 939 board, which you might be able to gt cheap.
 
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