suppasonic
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Hi guys, first post here. I'm building my first computer ever. Now, I consider myself pretty good with computers, I'm not about to work as tech support or anything, but I can sometimes help my buddies out with problems. However, whenever I've gotten a computer it's came fully built, and upgrades were done by the people who worked at the store where I bought the upgrades. I hope building a computer will help improve my computer knowledge and be fun.
My question is as follows:
So far I have gotten the PSU, CD/DVD drive, processer, and mobo. The mobo is the following:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813135010
Now, the description says it supports DDR2 800 memory.
However, when I search for processers via newegg or outpost, it seperates the different memory into DDR2 XXX (PC XXXX).
I looked through the guide that came with the mobo, but all it said was about DDR2 800/667/xxx/xxx
Does the PC XXXX part of the memory matter, as long as I get a DDR2 with an XXX of 800 or lower?
Can I use DDR memory (or is DDR2 a lot better?)?
Is a higher PC XXXX # just mean the memory is better then a lower one?
Much thanks.
My question is as follows:
So far I have gotten the PSU, CD/DVD drive, processer, and mobo. The mobo is the following:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813135010
Now, the description says it supports DDR2 800 memory.
However, when I search for processers via newegg or outpost, it seperates the different memory into DDR2 XXX (PC XXXX).
I looked through the guide that came with the mobo, but all it said was about DDR2 800/667/xxx/xxx
Does the PC XXXX part of the memory matter, as long as I get a DDR2 with an XXX of 800 or lower?
Can I use DDR memory (or is DDR2 a lot better?)?
Is a higher PC XXXX # just mean the memory is better then a lower one?
Much thanks.