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CrucialLabs · 03-28-2006, 04:47 PM

Hello melonabusar2,

In most cases, PC2700 and PC3200 are very similair in price. With this in mind, I would purchase the PC3200 becuase it gives you some upgrade room, if you ever decide to take the plunge into PC3200 speeds - this is of course depending if your system supports PC3200/DDR400 speeds. Like m3incorp suggested, I would reply back with your processor's type and speed, as well as your motherboard's make and model. This way we can help you make a informed decision.

Thanks!

03-28-2006, 04:47 PM	#9 (permalink)
CrucialLabs True Techie Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 194	Hello melonabusar2, In most cases, PC2700 and PC3200 are very similair in price. With this in mind, I would purchase the PC3200 becuase it gives you some upgrade room, if you ever decide to take the plunge into PC3200 speeds - this is of course depending if your system supports PC3200/DDR400 speeds. Like m3incorp suggested, I would reply back with your processor's type and speed, as well as your motherboard's make and model. This way we can help you make a informed decision. Thanks! __________________ Crucial Performance Lab http://images.crucial.com/images/v8_...ucial_logo.gif www.crucial.com The Memory Experts(SM) at Crucial Technology is now on board to give you straight answers to your memory-related questions. When responding please provide your full system specs; hardware and software, OS, BIOS, drivers Etc. You can e-mailmemory related questions to cpl@micron.com