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2 total messages Started by Billy Jack Wed, 06 Nov 2002 22:15
need P4 & mobo that will run with DDR - please help!
#3525
Author: Billy Jack
Date: Wed, 06 Nov 2002 22:15
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 bought an AMD 1800 and ECS K7S5A a month ago and have had nothing but
problems since. I want to go back to Intel and get a P-4. I just bought
Crucial PC2100 DDR RAM to run on my K7S5A. Obviously, I want to be able to
use it so I don't have to upgrade again already. I guess my inclination is
to get a 1.8 gig since I've heard those are the most overclockable. I see on
Mwave.com that there's a 1.8G and a 1.8AG. What's the difference? Any
recommendations on a pc/mobo combo that works with my memory would be highly
appreciated. Thanks.
Re: need P4 & mobo that will run with DDR - please help!
#3526
Author: Rich Barry
Date: Thu, 07 Nov 2002 03:32
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     Go here for 845E Chipset Motherboard Reviews
          http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,3973,547520,00.asp


"Billy Jack" <billy@myballshurt.net> wrote in message
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> bought an AMD 1800 and ECS K7S5A a month ago and have had nothing but
> problems since. I want to go back to Intel and get a P-4. I just bought
> Crucial PC2100 DDR RAM to run on my K7S5A. Obviously, I want to be able to
> use it so I don't have to upgrade again already. I guess my inclination is
> to get a 1.8 gig since I've heard those are the most overclockable. I see
on
> Mwave.com that there's a 1.8G and a 1.8AG. What's the difference? Any
> recommendations on a pc/mobo combo that works with my memory would be
highly
> appreciated. Thanks.
>
>
>
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