I need you opinions plz

[youARR]

i have a PIII 1Ghz i think its a copermine cause it has 256k cache
how far will this go?
my mother board is a gigabyte GA-6VXC7-4X
i have 128, 133 mhz SD RAM

the mother board doesnt have fsb changes in the bios, you have to use dip switches on the board. i think it has a 150 mhz fsb max
the PIII is running at 133 fsb with 7.5 multiplyer

[youARR]

1 other thing wots VCM SD-RAM
and how do i know if my board supports DDR-RAM?
cause it says it can support 1.5 GB of DRAM it doesnt specify what type

[youARR]

cmon ppl

[[OC]_SR20DE]

youARR (Apr 17, 2001 07:53 p.m.):
i have a PIII 1Ghz i think its a copermine cause it has 256k cache
--->> yes.. all 1Ghz level chips are within the Cu department.
how far will this go?
--->> with stock cooling: approx. not much.
with good air cooling: approx. 1120+/-mhz (it varies depending on the cooling setup and if your cpu feel like it)

[[OC]_SR20DE]

youARR (Apr 17, 2001 07:57 p.m.):
1 other thing wots VCM SD-RAM
--->> dont worry about VCM. it is just SDRAM.

and how do i know if my board supports DDR-RAM?
--->>if your system is P3 based, it should not support DDR RAM.
cause it says it can support 1.5 GB of DRAM it doesnt specify what type

[Lancelot]

DRAM stands for Dynamic RAM, (EDO or SDRAM) SDRAM stands for Synchronous Dynamic RAM. Dynamic means that the memory has to be refreshed all the time, I believe this happens about 16 times per second in the average PC system. Anyway in this case it has nothing to do with DDR-SDRAM, which makes no sense in a CuMine system since this platform already is at it's maximum bandwith.