So, Rambunctious, your ram problem is solved!?! Maybe I can breathe a sign of relief now. Most of my order will be in tomorrow. I won't be using RAID, just a couple of SATA hard drives and an IDE DVD Recorder...
Found this at extremesystems.org
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Originally Posted by scaryogre
Guys,
I am going to start my new build tonight and was wondering if there is a step-by-step FAQ or anything of that nature that consolidates a lot of the great information in these posts? I don't want to miss anything...
I think he has the same RAM that is being shipped to me. Newegg has volt at 2.2 but Patriots web site has it at 2.1v
http://www.patriotmem.com/products/deta...5&catid=2&prodgroupid=38&id=317&type=1
You may want to visit
http://xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=124131&highlight=d975xbx2
and see if anyone there can help you set your memory in a way which will be stable. At least I hope they can since I have bought the same memory.
The above process is exactly what I wanted. I have found and downloaded the manual (Intel Desktop Board D975XBX2 Technical Product Specification) and a Specification Update. Been reading up on the board so I might be somewhat ready when I receive it.
I have already ordered the RAM. I decided...
Is there a way to test your motherboard before you add everything to it to do a minimum check that it is ok? Maybe a step by step check as you add cards and drives to it? I did a search here using "test motherboard" and did not find anything. If I missed a sticky somewhere, I apologize in...
I'm going to get the Patriot RAM and the D975XBX2. I like what I am reading about Patriot, and the stability of the D975XBX2 in using IDE ATA connector.
Now, all I need is for my tax return to arrive as scheduled.
I will post back sometime next week and report my progress in setting up my...
I like the second one you listed, Patriot, although I have never used them.
Patriot eXtreme Performance 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory - Retail
I do not think it is standard. The cost was listed as $339.00 at Crucial's site.
I would like to have the ability to do some OCing in the future. So, does that mean I must use memory that runs 1.8 or 1.9v? Is there memory which runs at those speeds and can be overclocked a little?
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