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Depends on the chipset, this thing is old enough that the memory controller isn't yet integrated onto the CPU Package.

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17 minutes ago, TheLaserCucumber said:

Depends on the chipset, this thing is old enough that the memory controller isn't yet integrated onto the CPU Package.

What is the chipset

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44 minutes ago, hackgod said:

What is the chipset

a controller on your motherboard, normally indicated by an H, B, Z or Q followed by 2 or 3 numbers

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What is your goal? because i doubt your bottleneck will be ram, i would max it out trying 1 or 2gb of ram 

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4GB if it have 2 DDR2 slots - 8GB if it have 4 DDR2 slots - 8/16GB if it haves DDR3 slots.

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2 minutes ago, Lysergatek said:

4GB if it have 2 DDR2 slots - 8GB if it have 4 DDR2 slots - 8/16GB if it haves DDR3 slots.

I don't know if this thing can handle more than 2GB at most, it's a PGA CPU it's not even LGA 775

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It's not a LGA775 ? Oh my bad, yeah I was completely wrong lol

Yeah so either 2 or 4GB. Even tho it will use like 3.25GB instead of the full 4GB.

I thought it was one of the first 775 Celeron

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yee this is like Pentium 3 speeds 

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1 hour ago, Lysergatek said:

It's not a LGA775 ? Oh my bad, yeah I was completely wrong lol

Yeah so either 2 or 4GB. Even tho it will use like 3.25GB instead of the full 4GB.

I thought it was one of the first 775 Celeron

It‘s on PPGA478, not the Pentium 4 478 that’s the mobile pendant to LGA775 (For Core2 series)

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3 hours ago, hackgod said:

What is the chipset

just name thew thing it's in.

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