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  1. 14th Mar 2006 07:11 #1
    joelson
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    Hi!

    I want to buy a motherboard P5VD1-X, which I don't think that supports DDR2 technology.

    I want to use it with video board GeForce 6500, which is DDR2. Is it related to computer memory? Will it work in my motherboard?

    Thanks in advance!
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  2. 14th Mar 2006 07:19 #2
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    Note that the PCI-E slot is only a 4x slot on this board and only accepts a limited number (15 at present) graphics cards to be used in it. Hopefully your 6500 is an AGP card because the 6500 PCI-E is not supported by this reduced x16 slotted board.
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    The video cards RAM is not being connected directly to the Motherboard.


    You can even use a video card with ddr2, if the video cards interface is compatible with your motherboard ( i.e. AGP 2x. 4x. or 8x or PCI-E 16x).
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    You may consider getting a ASRock 775Dual-880Pro. Same PCIe liminatations but also supports DDR2.
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