W Will Dormann Oct 13, 2003 #1 John said: Hi: How do I know what type of ram I should be using... e.g. If I am using: 1. A 800 FSB Motherboard, 2.4G P4 2. A 533 FSB Motherboard, 1.7G Celeron Click to expand... RTFM or go to www.crucial.com -WD
John said: Hi: How do I know what type of ram I should be using... e.g. If I am using: 1. A 800 FSB Motherboard, 2.4G P4 2. A 533 FSB Motherboard, 1.7G Celeron Click to expand... RTFM or go to www.crucial.com -WD
V \(\) |V| 3 G A Oct 13, 2003 #2 well, atm on intel based machines you divide the fsb by 4 eg 800/4 = 200fsb ram (DDR400/pc3200) 533/4 = 133fsb (DDR 266/pc2100) amd you divide fsb by 2 tim
well, atm on intel based machines you divide the fsb by 4 eg 800/4 = 200fsb ram (DDR400/pc3200) 533/4 = 133fsb (DDR 266/pc2100) amd you divide fsb by 2 tim
D Derek Baker Oct 14, 2003 #4 John Smith said: Thank you, that's what I was looking for. By the way, why FSB/4... what is the significance of 4 ? And what is "atm" ? TIA Click to expand... 4 because the bus is quad-pumped.
John Smith said: Thank you, that's what I was looking for. By the way, why FSB/4... what is the significance of 4 ? And what is "atm" ? TIA Click to expand... 4 because the bus is quad-pumped.
J John Smith Oct 14, 2003 #5 Hi: How do I know what type of ram I should be using... e.g. If I am using: 1. A 800 FSB Motherboard, 2.4G P4 2. A 533 FSB Motherboard, 1.7G Celeron Is there a "methodology" to determine what goes with what? TIA
Hi: How do I know what type of ram I should be using... e.g. If I am using: 1. A 800 FSB Motherboard, 2.4G P4 2. A 533 FSB Motherboard, 1.7G Celeron Is there a "methodology" to determine what goes with what? TIA
J John Smith Oct 14, 2003 #6 Thanks... Will Dormann said: RTFM or go to www.crucial.com -WD Click to expand...
J John Smith Oct 14, 2003 #7 Thank you, that's what I was looking for. By the way, why FSB/4... what is the significance of 4 ? And what is "atm" ? TIA
Thank you, that's what I was looking for. By the way, why FSB/4... what is the significance of 4 ? And what is "atm" ? TIA
D DaveW Oct 16, 2003 #8 1. The 800 FSB uses PC3200 400MHz DDR RAM. 2. The 533 FSB uses PC2100 266 MHz DDR RAM.
J John Smith Oct 16, 2003 #9 Thanks... Bas Ruiter said: atm = at the moment -- Bas Ruiter e-Mail: (e-mail address removed) www: http://members.home.nl/lordsnow Click to expand...
Thanks... Bas Ruiter said: atm = at the moment -- Bas Ruiter e-Mail: (e-mail address removed) www: http://members.home.nl/lordsnow Click to expand...
J John Smith Oct 16, 2003 #10 Thanks... Derek Baker said: 4 because the bus is quad-pumped. Click to expand...
