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DDR2 and Pent 4 Processor


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Longhorns242

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OK I am looking to upgrade to new DDR2 memory and a new motherboard for my PC. My question is will getting a new motherboard and DDR2 memory work with my Processor. I have a Pent 4 3.4 ghz. Right now i am running DDR 400 (pc3200) memory.
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As long as the motherboard is compatible with the processor and memory type it will work. My friend built a computer and he said that if you build a computer it is all about compatibility. Just make sure everything is compatible and it will work. I recommend Asus and Gigabyte motherboards just to let you know.
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yeah i know that lol. but my question is is my pent 4 processor compatible with DDR2 memory.
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I am finding that the newer faster memory just doesnt seem that fast to me. I have a intel prescott3.0(foxconn intel 865) with PC3200(DDR-400) memory that opens programs faster than my cedarmills intel 3.0( gigabyte intel 945 MB) and PC5300(DDR-667) memory computer. Both have the same amount of ram and approx the same things runing. I wonder if it is the CAS 4 timing that makes it slower rather than the CAS 3 timing of the PC3200 memory. Both computers work well its just the 945 board is slightly slower.

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