PLS MY MOTHERBOARD DOES NOT SUPPORT DDRII 800 RAM

Yes, 800 is just a few dollars more expensive than 667, buy 800.

Memory specifications. Memory type DDRII

Memory Description Support dual-channel DDR2 800 667 533 memory, maximum capacity 4GB

Yes, no problem

DDR2 800 is supported

DDR2 is a new generation of memory technology that will replace the existing DDR technology, with a maximum memory frequency of 800MHz and powerful performance, suitable for 3D processing and other memory-demanding applications.

ASUS Official ** information.

In the future, this kind of question will be queried on the official website, the most accurate information.

AMD socket AM2 ATHLON 64 x2 ATHLON 64 FX ATHLON 64 SEPRON is supported

via k8m890 + 8237a

Dual-channel DDR2 800 667 533

PCI Express architecture.

Integration with Via DeltaChrome GPU2 x Sataii (RAID0, RAID1), 2 x SATAI (RAID0, RAID1 & JBOD).

Proof that your motherboard supports DDR800!

Buy 800 for it, because it's not about 5 yuan.

You can also use it when you upgrade later.

DDR3 is cheaper, but ordinary people still use DDR2 in 2-4 years. By then, your 800 will sell a little more.

How much does 800's cost now.

1. Use Master Lu to test the computer hardware and check the brand and model of the computer motherboard;

3. Click on the webpage to open, and then click: detailed parameters, view memory specifications, memory type: DDR2 DDR3, memory description: support dual-channel DDR2 800, then Jabra Hummer HA03-HIFI supports DDR2 memory.

Here's how to see what type of memory modules your motherboard supports

DDR2 800 memory is a relatively common memory, and generally there will be no motherboard that only supports DDR2 800 memory.

Instead, it supports DDR2 or DDR3 and DDR2 and DDR3 at the same time.

As you said, if only DDR2 800 is supported, then there are 2 results on DDR2 667.

1--- After installing 667, it will automatically overclock to 800 [after all, there is not much difference between 667 and 800, and good motherboards and CPUs can be automatically overclocked].

2--- If you can't overclock to 800 after installation, the motherboard will have no memory by default or can't light up the motherboard, and the computer will generate an alarm or boot directly without response.

In the second case, you can manually overclock 667 to 800, [the premise is that the motherboard has advanced overclocking settings] to increase the external frequency of the CPU, and generally overclocking by 30% can improve the memory performance to 800.

Conclusion Generally, only 800 types of memory are supported.

If only 800 on 667 is supported, there are two results, which is related to whether the computer can run or not.

Overclocking is not recommended for general novices.

After all, memory is all about stability.

It is recommended to use 800 memory modules, there is no need to use 667After all, it is best according to the standard configuration, and there is no need to buy 667 for cheapness.

Yes, but both are downclocked to 667 to run.

Motherboards that only support DDR2 800 do not exist, and should be supported below 800.