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DDR 400 will it work with a GA-8VD667K?


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Impulz

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HI

Im using my brothers pc with a GIGABYTE GA-8VD667K motherboard (2 DDR RAM DIMM slots with one of them containing a stick of 256MB PC2700

I recently bought a stick of CORSAIR 1GB DDR 400 (PC 3200)

If i was to put the 1GB of DDR into this machine, would i encounter problems?
My main worry is that something will short circuit and its not my PC, could that happen?

Will the memory automatically adjust its self to the 400/533Mgz Front side bus or is that a BIOS configuration you have to go thru?

Big thnx

Pat
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According to Gigabyte's website, this motherboard only supports memory upto PC2700. Therefore, I do not think the Corsair PC3200 memory you bought would work. I doubt it would short circuit, but you may encounter other problems.
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It should work but only as PC2700 speed ram, it might not though but pc2700 ram is cheap as chips.
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Thanx for all advice.

Ill be giving it a short test soon, and will post back with the results.
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