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  • DDR2-800 in DDR2-1066 board??

    Please excuse a newbie question: Can I use DDR2-800 in a DDR2-1006 motherboard? The board[s] I'm interested in are:[all Gigabyte]
    GA-MA770-DS3 or GA-MA78GM-S2H
    As you can tell, it's been ages since I've built a system.
    Memory I'd like to use would be either A-Data or G-Skill [possibly Mushkin]. If anyone knows any compatibility issues, please let me know.

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    Re: DDR2-800 in DDR2-1066 board??

    Yes, you can. You ram will run at what ever you set it to in the BIOS, 800 is normally the default even in a ddr2-1200 Motherboard.

    DDR2-1066 Motherboard simply means that board "Officially" supports that speed, but most will do much higher anyway.....But that is "Un-Official"

    I Use < Mushkin so I highly suggest that, have had no issues with it in 3 of my Gigabyte boards

    See here is my Mushkins in a DDR2-1066 board the P35-DS4 ( Ohh and unsupported CPU as well )


    I think they just need to update their supported lists
    Last edited by Lsdmeasap; 04-15-2008, 05:23 AM.

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