29 Dec
2005
29 Dec
'05
9:09 p.m.
Hi,
One of my friends wants to go in for a new system. He is keen on
dualbooting with Linux and Windows. He is going in for an AMD64 3000+
system. He asked me to recommend a good compatible motherboard with
moderate to high performance.
I am a complete newbie to AMD systems. I have a sempron system but I am
clueless about which motherboards are available for AMD64 let alone the
good ones compatible with Linux...
Anyone with an AMD64 system please respond.
PS.: I heard that AMD64 is based on different cores. Which core should
he get? Also what should be the operating frequency of the DDR RAM he
buys? 333MHz or 400MHz or should he go in for a DDR2? I know that the
CPUs FSB and the RAM's OF should be in sync for optimum performance.
What is it for an AMD64 system?
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Dinesh A. Joshi
29 Dec
29 Dec
9:36 p.m.
DJ wrote:
He is keen on
dualbooting with Linux and Windows. He is going in for an AMD64 3000+
system. He asked me to recommend a good compatible motherboard with
moderate to high performance.
I found this link usefull for mobo information for my client. However do
dig out more for linux support.
http://usa.asus.com/products1.aspx?l1=3
Regards,
Rony.
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30 Dec
30 Dec
11:54 p.m.
On Thursday 29 December 2005 16:06, Rony Bill wrote:
DJ wrote:
Thanks rony. will look at it :)
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Dinesh A. Joshi
He is keen on
dualbooting with Linux and Windows. He is going in for an AMD64
3000+ system. He asked me to recommend a good compatible
motherboard with moderate to high performance.
I found this link usefull for mobo information for my client. However
do dig out more for linux support.
http://usa.asus.com/products1.aspx?l1=3
Regards,
Rony.
12:08 a.m.
On Thu, 2005-12-29 at 21:09 +0530, DJ wrote:
Hi,
One of my friends wants to go in for a new system. He is keen on
dualbooting with Linux and Windows. He is going in for an AMD64 3000+
system. He asked me to recommend a good compatible motherboard with
moderate to high performance.
I have been using AMD64 3000+ on a MSI K8TNeo for the past 1.5 years - a
very happy camper with the combo. My experience with other MSI mobos
has also been very good.
As for memory compatibility; check the mobo's manual once you have
selected the model/brand.
HTH,
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Arun Khan
Linux is like a wigwam - no gates, no windows, apache inside
11:52 p.m.
On Thursday 29 December 2005 18:38, Arun K. Khan wrote:
I have been using AMD64 3000+ on a MSI K8TNeo for the
past 1.5 years
- a very happy camper with the combo. My experience with other MSI
mobos has also been very good.
As for memory compatibility; check the mobo's manual once you have
selected the model/brand.
Thanks a bunch. My post wasn't clear about the memory "compatibility"
part. So here it is again... I own a p4 with 800MHz FSB. The ideal RAM
for this is DDR400 while if we put in a DDR333 then it will slow down
the machine because of mismatch between the processor's FSB and the
memory's operating frequency.
Similarly, I would like to know what is the relation between AMD's
processors and the RAM's frequency. I have a sempron 2200+ which has an
FSB of 333MHz and the optimum RAM for it would be DDR333.
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Dinesh A. Joshi
1 Jan
1 Jan
1:55 p.m.
Dinesh Joshi wrote:
Similarly, I would like to know what is the relation
between AMD's
processors and the RAM's frequency. I have a sempron 2200+ which has an
FSB of 333MHz and the optimum RAM for it would be DDR333.
Generally in any mobo, its quite safe to select the RAM with the higher
FSB. If the mobo does not support it, the RAM will automatically work on
a lower FSB. So if your mobo is meant for 333 MHz, you can still put a
400 MHz RAM but if the mobo is 400 MHz, your 333 MHz RAM will not be
suitable. Do take care of what technology is supports like DDR or DDR2.
That is not interchangable, to the best of my knowledge.
Regards,
Rony.
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6:48 p.m.
On Sunday 01 January 2006 13:55, Rony Bill wrote:
Dinesh Joshi wrote:
Thanks...
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Dinesh A. Joshi
Similarly, I would like to know what is the
relation between AMD's
processors and the RAM's frequency. I have a sempron 2200+ which
has an FSB of 333MHz and the optimum RAM for it would be DDR333.
Generally in any mobo, its quite safe to select the RAM with the
higher FSB. If the mobo does not support it, the RAM will
automatically work on a lower FSB. So if your mobo is meant for 333
MHz, you can still put a 400 MHz RAM but if the mobo is 400 MHz, your
333 MHz RAM will not be suitable. Do take care of what technology is
supports like DDR or DDR2. That is not interchangable, to the best of
my knowledge.
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