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Athlon XP 2400+ and DDR memory rating...

Asked by wgenglan in Computer CPU Processors

Tags: athlon, xp, 2400, memory

Hello, I have an MSI KM2M Combo series mobo that I have been using for about 3 years
now with a Duron 900 (Palomino core) FSB speed 100 (no overclocking).  I recently got
hold of an Athlon XP 2400+ processor, a pull from another PC.

This board can support all the way up to XP 2600+ with a 133 (266) FSB speed, and the
XP 2400+ uses the 133(266)FSB setting, so I should be good to go with this processor,
but I was wondering, what speed rating will my memory need to be?  Will my current
memory which I believe is either DDR 133 (it has chips that based on the part no. are rated at 133 mhz).  Will I need to upgrade my memory also?

Also, if my unit doesn't boot with my current memory and the 2400+ with the FSB set at
100(200), and it does with the 900 (I'm current using it...) is it more like the processor?

Thanks in advance..
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