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but the fsb is faster so i would have to upgrade my cpu
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No you wouldn't... the rated FSB of a mobo only tells the maximum it's desgined to run without OCing, you're fine with a CPU that's got FSB lower than the mobo.
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will a motherboard with 800 memory be worth it?
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Okay, even though the above would probably void your reasoning, the answer is still yes - no application out there can utilize full bandwidth of DDR2-800 in dual-channel, DDR2-800 and DDR2-1066 with same relative timings would perform equally in any real-life applications.
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Last edited by hackapelite; 09-02-2008 at 12:40 PM.
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