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Pc2700 + Pc3200 = ?

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T'wolves

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Is it possiable to run a stick of PC2700 and PC3200 on the same board? I own a 256 of PC2700, and I bought a stick of PC3200, and it won't post. Both work individually, my PC2700 even boots windows at 190 fsb with all aggressive timings, haven't checked stability yet. Or do I need to try different slots. My board is the Abit KX7-333R with bios flashed from 7M to 9K.

BTW - I do not have the little speaker plugged in, that thing is so annoying on boot up. And I was planning on selling my old stick, so if they don't work together I'm gonna do that(the PC2700 that is).
 
AC Slater said:
They should work together just fine. If anything the pc2700 should slow down the system a bit.

Like he said it should work fine but if you meant it maybe the bottleneck in a overclock then that is correct but memory shouldn't seem any different. The main issue is compatibility.
 
Thanks, try different combinations of dimm slots then, just so I know they should work together. I'm not worried about bottlenecking too much. Because my board is only Kt-333 chipset, I probably won't reach a 200 fsb overclock anyways, and with my PC2700 able to hit 190 fsb, I think I'm doing pretty good.

Forgot to mention they are both Corsair XMS, so compatiablity shouldn't be an issue I think.
 
Yodums said:


Like he said it should work fine but if you meant it maybe the bottleneck in a overclock then that is correct but memory shouldn't seem any different. The main issue is compatibility.


That is what I meant, had to go to class so I was typing without really thinking :)
 
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