Will 1333 MHz RAM be compatible with my Mainboard. ?

[abhijeet lamsar]

PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!
I have a G41M P-26 Motherboard.
Its specifications say that it supports 800/1033/1333 OC* MHz RAM.
Please tell what this OC is and tell me which RAM is compatible with this motherboard.
My full PC specs are-
Pentium Dual Core E5700 @ 3.00 GHz CPU.
G41M P-26 Motherboard.
PSU is Cil ODYSSEY 450 watts
I use the integrated graphics which is G41 express chipset.
I will upgrade to XFX R HD 7770 GHZ edition Soon.
Please also tell me that is 3.0 PCI-e 3.0 cards work with PCI-1.0 slot.
If there will be bottleneck by how much it would be.
Thanks in Advance.
PLEASE REPLY SOON.
Thanks again

 

[ahmedam3]

for what purpose are you making this pc ? plus the hardware you chose is really old

 

[abhijeet lamsar]

ahmedam3 you have posted me the same links for the ram and pci e gen.
However thank you for helping me for ram .
But some people say that cards are backwards compatible with older pci e generations.
please suggest me a good card for 100-120 $ if possible
Thanks again

 

[abhijeet lamsar]

plus ahmedam3 i am just 17 by the way and i'll get a new gaming pc by 18 so dont worry about my hardware.

 

[abhijeet lamsar]

please someone else answer please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[ahmedam3]

plus ahmedam3 i am just 17 by the way and i'll get a new gaming pc by 18 so dont worry about my hardware.

i a saying that your build could be better for around the same price have a look at this build (http://pcpartpicker.com/p/9sQQgs) it has pci-e 3.0 and 2.0 so you can use any graphics card in the future and uses a quad core CPU. you don't have to use the same storage and case that i used in the build. and the pci-e 1.0 on the motherboard you used (g41m p-26) will run the gpu but bottleneck it allot .
btw: reply today because i have school tomorrow.
chose as best answer if it helped you 😀 (i am 14 y/o)

 

[abhijeet lamsar]

Hey there ahmedam3.
I am sorry to speak to you like that.

I am 14 too . I wrote 17 because i thought you were bigger than me.

I am not building this pc for Hardcore gaming. Just casual gaming after coming from school for just about an hour or two.

But to inform you that PCI e 1.0 will not bottleneck PCI e 3.0 card because it is not a high end card.

It is only when you run a high end graphics card it will bottle neck.

Hd 7770 on PCI e 3.0 will give no difference in performance because it is a mid range card.




Also there will be no FPS increase in most games .

If there will be, only about 1 or 2 % decrease compared to PCI e 3.0 Mother board.

Thanks ahmedam3 for you answer.

But tell in detail what this OC is in the mobo.

sorry!!!! again

 

[ahmedam3]

Hey there ahmedam3.
I am sorry to speak to you like that.

I am 14 too . I wrote 17 because i thought you were bigger than me.

I am not building this pc for Hardcore gaming. Just casual gaming after coming from school for just about an hour or two.

But to inform you that PCI e 1.0 will not bottleneck PCI e 3.0 card because it is not a high end card.

It is only when you run a high end graphics card it will bottle neck.

Hd 7770 on PCI e 3.0 will give no difference in performance because it is a mid range card.




Also there will be no FPS increase in most games .

If there will be, only about 1 or 2 % decrease compared to PCI e 3.0 Mother board.

Thanks ahmedam3 for you answer.

But tell in detail what this OC is in the mobo.

sorry!!!! again

could you post the price of your components so i can see? and i am not talking about heavy gaming i am saying you are wasting money on old/overpriced parts plus i THINK the 7770 (http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1875909/pcie-graphics-card-work-pcie-motherboard.html) uses some special electrical interfaces that only the pci-e 2.0/3.0 have. you could just use a pci-e 2.0 mobo (did you check the build i linked ?) and there is a newer version of the card you want to use (Radeon R7 250X) it sells for around 100 (http://www.amazon.com/MSI-Computer-R7-250X-2GD5/dp/B00N802O58/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1422877902&sr=1-2&keywords=r7+250x) and fyi no card can fully utilize pci-e 3.0 speed so any pci-e 2.0+ mobo will do