I'd like to purchase 4GB (in a kit, 2 * 2Go, or in one piece) of 800Mhz DDRII memory.
That's all I know about RAM.
How can I choose a brand, and how can I choose a model?
I don't know what motherboard I'm going to purchase, so should I first choose my RAM and then choose the motherboard accordingly, or first the motherboard?
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Jump to PostBuy The Motherboard FIRST
let it scan your pc and it will tell you what you need. You can also buy from them too. Well respected site.
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Jump to Postgo with ocz. They have a model called reaper which comes in 800 mhz. but if money is not a problem and you are getting a new board you could get a faster timmed reaper.
Jump to Postyour board will have to be a ddr 2 or ddr 3 board if thats the ram your are going to use.
Jump to Postbut always buy your ram according to the board you need. not the other way around.
Jump to PostI dont think he/she asked about processor?
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