Just get a Celeron D processor (Model 345, 3.06 GHz) that is incompatible near my current mobo. Planning to buy a new mobo that supports the CPU, but I want to preserve my RAM (1 Gig of PC2100 (DDR 266)). Saw a cheap one on Newegg the says that the memory "standard" is DDR400 (PC3200). The cross-question is, will it hurt the system to install the 266 onto the new board? Not asking whether it will impede the system, as I know it will downclock the system, but whether it will significantly wound the system. I am being cheap, I know. The interview remains the same, though.
Mobo replacement?
u can do that and overclock the bump to 333 or 400(if stable) use this motherboard:http://www.newegg.com/product/product.as...
the "standard" just method what the mobo is configured to run most efficiently, nearby will be no harm to any the MOBO or the RAM if you install it.
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