PC2100 or PC2700 ???

Herby

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Hey,
I'm going to expand my internal memory and i have a an AMD XP 1800+ processor with an FSB of 266Mhz, I was wondering if it would be of any use to buy PC2700 or if that would just be a waste of money keeping in mind that PC2700 works on 333Mhz.

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Unless you plan to overclock the memory to 333, then I'd stick with quality 266 memory.

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Unless you plan to overclock the memory to 333, then I'd stick with quality 266 memory.

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Unless you plan to overclock the memory to 333, then I'd stick with quality 266 memory.

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marneus

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only if by some miricale you see PC2700 DIMMs going cheaper than PC2100 get the faster stuff, otherwise PC2100, U wont notice anything anyway with a Kt266A type board

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If you ever, ever plan on overclocking your CPU by increasing the bus speed, the PC2700 will come in handy.

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Scotty35

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It is for now, but when AMD brings out the 333 support for their CPU core the hardware you have will be brilliant.

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bum_jcrules

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yep.

Hammer clock generators support DDR200, DDR266, and DDR333. Rumor is that it might support DDR400. We will se when it arrives.



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Crashman

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Nothing you use will be noticeably faster with PC3200 on a "DDR266" processor. If you think you may be interested in overclocking, Cas2 PC2700 is a great choice.

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Crashman

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1 512MB will give you more stability near the edge (if you overclock).

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