Newbi question regarding RAMspeed and CPU

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Axel Gillert

Hello!

I have a -for all you probaly dumb -question, and i hope somebody will help
me nevertheless.

I got a Mainboard which is capable of an 400 and 533 MHz Fsb.
Now i already have some RAM, i have PC2100 modules. Is this for 400 or 533
MHz FSB?

I just want to decide what kind of CPU i need.

Thanks

Axel
 
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Paul

"Axel Gillert" said:
Hello!

I have a -for all you probaly dumb -question, and i hope somebody will help
me nevertheless.

I got a Mainboard which is capable of an 400 and 533 MHz Fsb.
Now i already have some RAM, i have PC2100 modules. Is this for 400 or 533
MHz FSB?

I just want to decide what kind of CPU i need.

Thanks

Axel

What is the name and model number of the motherboard ?
What speed processor are you currently using ?

Paul
 
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rstlne

Axel Gillert said:
Hello!

I have a -for all you probaly dumb -question, and i hope somebody will help
me nevertheless.

I got a Mainboard which is capable of an 400 and 533 MHz Fsb.
Now i already have some RAM, i have PC2100 modules. Is this for 400 or 533
MHz FSB?

I just want to decide what kind of CPU i need.

Thanks

Axel

Sounds like Intel Wibblewash to me (Verry confusing as I dont have their
kit)
400 = 100
533 = 133
So if the board takes DDR then it should be able to take pc2100 @ 133 (533
shrug)
but this is ONLY if the ram will go into the board.. It's goign to be
obvious if your trying to put a 184pin chip into a 168 pin slot ..
You should be able to read the install guide that came with the motherboard
and it will walk you through it
 
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Ed

<PC2100 works at 400 MHz.
<
<

No it doesn't.

Bill

I like to post this every once in awhile for the newbs. ;p
Ed

PCxxxx / DDR / MHz
PC1600 / 200 / 100
PC2100 / 266 / 133
PC2400 / 300 / 150
PC2700 / 333 / 166
PC3000 / 366 / 183
PC3200 / 400 / 200
PC3500 / 433 / 216
PC3700 / 466 / 233
PC4000 / 500 / 250
PC4200 / 533 / 266
PC4400 / 550 / 275
 
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bill

<On Thu, 29 Apr 2004 23:22:33 -0700, bill
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<>In article <Affkc.17634$RE1.1511184@attbi_s54>, (e-mail address removed) says...
<><PC2100 works at 400 MHz.
<><
<><
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<> No it doesn't.
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<> Bill
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<I like to post this every once in awhile for the newbs. ;p
<Ed
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<PCxxxx / DDR / MHz
<PC1600 / 200 / 100
<PC2100 / 266 / 133
<PC2400 / 300 / 150
<PC2700 / 333 / 166
<PC3000 / 366 / 183
<PC3200 / 400 / 200
<PC3500 / 433 / 216
<PC3700 / 466 / 233
<PC4000 / 500 / 250
<PC4200 / 533 / 266
<PC4400 / 550 / 275
<
<

Could you please tattoo that to the back of Daves eyelids?

Bill
 

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