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don't mean can it work at 400 speed, but can it work at a lower
speed.
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For instance, if i install a DDR 400 (PC-3200) speed ram on an ASRock
K7VT2 motherboard or a ECS K7S5A motherboard (both are rated for
DDR-266 ram), will it work at 266 speed?
Would I have to adjust the BIOS setting or something.
The reason i ask is that I want to get a cheap new system but I want
to build it so that i can transfer the ram when i upgrade to 64 bit
computing later on. I've heard that the 64 bit mobos coming out in
2004 will be able to take DDR-400 ram and not lower.
What speed RAM do athlon 64 mobos take currently by the way?
I figure if I get DDR-400 speed ram, a good video card...etc etc.
then I need only change the motherboard and chip when it comes time to
upgrade. The DDR 400 ram will be useable for the 64 bit motherboard.
Thanks.
speed.
I
For instance, if i install a DDR 400 (PC-3200) speed ram on an ASRock
K7VT2 motherboard or a ECS K7S5A motherboard (both are rated for
DDR-266 ram), will it work at 266 speed?
Would I have to adjust the BIOS setting or something.
The reason i ask is that I want to get a cheap new system but I want
to build it so that i can transfer the ram when i upgrade to 64 bit
computing later on. I've heard that the 64 bit mobos coming out in
2004 will be able to take DDR-400 ram and not lower.
What speed RAM do athlon 64 mobos take currently by the way?
I figure if I get DDR-400 speed ram, a good video card...etc etc.
then I need only change the motherboard and chip when it comes time to
upgrade. The DDR 400 ram will be useable for the 64 bit motherboard.
Thanks.