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Unfinished Threads - Memory for Asus P5W-DH Mobo? posted in the Community forums; Ok i have finally decided on a motherboard for my new computer and im going with a asus p5w-dh deluxe motherboard. my question is on memory to match with it. ...

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Ok i have finally decided on a motherboard for my new computer and im going with a asus p5w-dh deluxe motherboard. my question is on memory to match with it. i was thinking about ocz memory but i not too sure about it. i have seen some people having some problems with the ram i was looking at. so i looked around and i found some kingston hyper-x memory for a nice price. its DDR-2 750 ram and i was wondering if it would be fine with the asus p5w-dh deluxe motherboard.
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hello epc51,

first off very nice board i don't know if that ram will be compatible with the motherboard but one of the hardware techs will be online shortly and will answer that question

here is a link to the motherboard specs

ASUS P5W DH DELUXE/WIFI-AP ATX Intel Motherboard - Retail at Newegg.com

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the one thing i thought about was that if the mobo would recognize it, it may set it at a lower clock speed say like ddr2-667, so i would have to manually set the clocks speed up to the correct setting.


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ok after looking around i think i made up my mind im not going to worry about the kingston ram, im going to spend a little more and get some Crucial Ballistix DDR2-800 memory. its only like 20 dollars more and it will probably perform well.


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Hi epc51 that memory will be fine!

What other specs is your build going to have? (Im just interested)


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ok here are my full build specs

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
Asus P5W-DH Deluxe mobo
2GB Crucial Ballistix DDR2-800
Sony DVD-RW
2* 80 Gig Seagate 7200rpm HD's
Sapphire x1900xt 512mb video card
OCZ GameXstream 700 watt psu
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Card

some of the parts im already using in my current computer


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Sweet! Are you going to overclock?

I don't think you need a 700W power supply for that but double check here What Power Supply Do I Need - eXtreme Power Supply Calculator .

What case have you gone for?

I'am planning a system along the same lines soon.


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