Originally posted by: SDPlissken
Lifer i thought what i posted was right. he linked to ddr2 memory the board (Supports Dual channel DDR2-800/667/533 Un-buffered Non-ECC memory). I clearly posted the link, and the specs on the board. i guess you would know better.
sometimes ram can behave oddly on certain boards.
While I understand that the ram may physically fit the board and the specs may be correct; it doesn't always mean that there will be no issues.
Abit should list a compatibility chart to show which ram has been tested to work with your board. This ensures stability. And aids in diagnosing any system issues that come up.
If you wish to push your ram to the edge, then this is the kind of info you require.
Just trying to help out.