? RAM requirements: Celeron D 2.93Ghz Processor. Socket 478

S

Sam

I am running the following memory sticks in my ECS PVMM2 V 5.a
motheboard: Ultra 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz CL3 . Can anyone tell me if
my motherboard supports the following CPU: Celeron® D 2.93Ghz
Processor Socket 478 Bus Speed 533MHz and will I have to buy another
type of memory for this CPU/MB combo if I decide to get it?

Thanks
S
 
M

Michael Hawes

Sam said:
I am running the following memory sticks in my ECS PVMM2 V 5.a
motheboard: Ultra 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz CL3 . Can anyone tell me if
my motherboard supports the following CPU: Celeron® D 2.93Ghz
Processor Socket 478 Bus Speed 533MHz and will I have to buy another
type of memory for this CPU/MB combo if I decide to get it?

Thanks
S
Ram may work underclocked to DDR266. CPU should work, but you may need
BIOS upgrade. Check manufacturers web sit for full spec.
Mike.
 
S

Sam

: Ram may work underclocked to DDR266. CPU should work, but you may
need
: BIOS upgrade. Check manufacturers web sit for full spec.
: Mike.

To my surprise, I got an email from ECS support and they said, "Your
motherboard doesn't support Intel Celeron D processor.
Only DDR200/266 memory can be supported by your motherboard".
 
T

tcsenter

Only P4VMM2 V7.3 and higher support Celeron D and Prescott.

This is correct. DDR--- refers to the effective operating frequency of
the RAM, not a module specification. PC3200 is a module specification.

Only DDR200 and DDR266 can be supported by your motherboard, though
PC3200 will operate at both frequencies.
 
S

Sam

Wonderful. I guess I have no options available with the current mb and
ram.

: Only P4VMM2 V7.3 and higher support Celeron D and Prescott.
:
: >>Only DDR200/266 memory can be supported by your motherboard".<<
:
: This is correct. DDR--- refers to the effective operating frequency of
: the RAM, not a module specification. PC3200 is a module specification.
:
: Only DDR200 and DDR266 can be supported by your motherboard, though
: PC3200 will operate at both frequencies.
:
 

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