Which type of Memory?

[RuffRyder88]

I was going to get pc2700 for my Northwood P4, but was told it would hold me back.
I thought DDR400 was not very stable, or is that just for socket A mobo's?
Also, can a P4 mobo support both DDR and RDRAM, or do I have to decide which memory i want, and then buy the mobo accordingly?
AND, (sorry!), if the p4 runs on a 400MHz FSB, wouldn't pc800 RDRAM really be the best option?

[therecka]

PC1066 and PC800 is good but í i were you i would use DDR.
All DDR are good for P4 but the PC3200 (DDR400) could be overclocked so it perform like a PC1066.
It cost less.

There isn´t any board that support both DDR and RDram.
the most DDR boards support SDRam to.

what motherboard do you have?

[RuffRyder88]

I don't have a mobo yet, i am going to buy one accordingly.
What company makes good DDR 400 ram, and what is a good mobo for DDR 400, and also for easy overclocking.

[CaptBill]

Corsair XMS 3200 2.0

[Caffinehog]

Corsair XMS for DDR, Samsung for RDRAM. Good DDR and RDRAM boards are the BD7II and TH7II respectively.

[therecka]

if you want good DDR400 you should look after one with
Winbond DDR400 5ns.
The A-data DDR400 cost like 70$ and with some good burn-in you could get it to DDR490Mhz

[therecka]

the Adit IT7 is the best choice but the problem is that it doen´t have PS/2 printer and COM ports
if you don´t feel like spending money on a new keyboard mouse and printer you should buy the Epox 4G4A+ is a good choice

[RuffRyder88]

Caffinehog, those are both Abit boards, right?

[CaptBill]

Asus P4B533-E has it all

[hc1001]

can u give me a link to the A-Data ddr400 sticks?

[phantom punisher]

i would like a link to the a-data sticks as well