Those are aftermarket boards. They can change specs of boards.

Message Edited by rick000 on 09-23-2005 06:36 PM

EDIT: Incorrect. DDR2-667 is supported. Crucial claims their Ballistix DDR2-667 will work.

http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.asp?model=Dimension+XPS+Generation+4&tabid=AM

Message Edited by wtcnbrwndo4u on 09-23-2005 06:41 PM

I know I already had that data looked up. But the thing is manufacturers like Asus have manged to get ddr800 running on the standard 925XE chipset, whichout any chipset modifications.

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@wtcnbrwndo4u wrote:
EDIT: Incorrect. DDR2-667 is supported. Crucial claims their Ballistix DDR2-667 will work.

http://www.crucial.com/store/listparts.asp?model=Dimension+XPS+Generation+4&tabid=AM

Work?  Yes.  But at what speed?  :smileywink:  And what cost?

I guess I'll have to write a bios update.

Darn I heard of some 925XE chipsets supporting 667.

Price is not an issue for me. Thanks for the help, just wanted to confirm before I bought the memory.

Yeah, yeah. Waste of money is right!

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@gotdilbert wrote:
Price is not an issue for me. Thanks for the help, just wanted to confirm before I bought the memory.

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Price isn't an issue?  So, you are comfortable spending more money and getting something that gives you no added performance?  No difference than regular Crucial memory?  In other words, it's a total waste of money.  Ballistic adds no value to your Dell.

If you have extra money that you don't need, you can send it to me via PayPal.  :smileywink: