How can I convert 1 GB Ram into Mother Board 810 E?

Intel® Desktop Board D915GAG Supported processors
The Intel® Desktop Board D915GAG supports one Intel processor in an LGA775 socket. See the table below for a complete list of supported processors.
Processors not specifically listed by type and rated speed can have requirements that are not supported by the design of the desktop board. Use of unsupported processors can result in improper operation, damage to the desktop board or processor, or reduced product life.
Processor Family System Bus Frequency L2 Cache Size BIOS Version Intel® Pentium® 4 800 MHz 2 MB 0391 or greater 800 MHz 2 MB 0401 or greater 800 MHz 2 MB 0401 or greater 800 MHz 2 MB 0401 or greater 800 MHz 2 MB 0401 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0209 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0209 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0209 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0209 or greater 533 MHz 1 MB 0477 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0283 or greater 800 MHz 1 MB 0209 or greater 533 MHz 1 MB 0244 or greater 533 MHz 1 MB 0244 or greater 533 MHz 1 MB 0244 or greater 533 MHz 1 MB 0475 or greater
533 MHz 256 KB 0283 or greater 533 MHz 256 KB 0283 or greater 533 MHz 256 KB 0283 or greater 533 MHz 256 KB 0283 or greater 533 MHz 256 KB 0283 or greater 533 MHz 256 KB 0283 or greater


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Intel Desktop Board D915GLVG - motherboard - micro ATX - LGA775 Socket
Max Supported Memory 4 GB Supported RAM Technology DDR SDRAM Supported RAM Speed 400 MHz, 333 MHz Supported RAM (Registered or Buffered) Unbuffered RAM Features Dual channel memory architecture

Max Supported Memory 4 GB Supported RAM Technology DDR SDRAM Supported RAM Speed 400 MHz, 333 MHz Supported RAM (Registered or Buffered) Unbuffered RAM Features Dual channel memory architecture

Yes, any motherboard that supports "larger-than-32GB" disk-drives should support larger disk-drives.

Yes, most motherboards support up to 512MB per stick of RAM.

hi.

Your motherboard supports max of 2 GB PC 2100 RAM. Hope this helps.

your board is compatible with pentium 3 processors through the "coppermine" revision, the pentium 3 "tulatin is not supported" here is a list from wikipedia of the "coppermine" processors supported by your board.:



Coppermine

• 100 MHz FSB: 500, 550, 600, 650, 700, 750, 800, 850, 900, 1000, 1100 MHz (E-Models)
• 133 MHz FSB: 533, 600, 667, 733, 800, 866, 933, 1000, 1133 MHz (EB-Models)

Coppermine-T (the only coppermines with an attached heatsink)

• 133 MHz FSB: 800, 866, 933, 1000, 1133 MHz

The Tulatin core is NOT compatible with intel 810 boards, and they can be easily confused with the coppermine-t's because they also have attached heatsinks.

THE SE440BX2 MOTHER BOARD CAN SUPPORT P3,P2 PROCESSORS(P3 850 MHZ)....,BUT NOT P4 AND HIGHER VERSIONS...THIS MOTHER BOARD SUPPORTS UPTO 768 MB OF RAM,NOT MORE THAN THIS...

Hi, I am confused regarding the model of the Mother board
you have:

The P5S800-VM is an LGA775 socket mother-board for a
Pentium 4 CPU.

P4-515, on the other hand, does not return any hits on the
Asus web-site search.

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I think your best solution is to contact ASUS /USA:

1-888-678-3688

and talk to customer support.

They will guide you in identifying the exact motherboard you
have, so you can download the driver set from their
support site.

BTW.

I think you computer performance is very unbalanced at 256 MB.
This is not nearly enough memory to run with such a fast CPU,
(2.93 Gigs), and your machine must be terribly disk bound:

1) When your operating system runs out of semiconductor
memory, it begins to thrash to disk, which is 10 million times
slower then RAM, making the fast CPU a total waste of
money.

2) For a normal machine running Windows and a 3Gig CPU
you should have at least 1 GB of RAM, preferably 2GB
(RAM is cheap these days)

But before I put my foot too deep into my mouth, I notice that
you are running FREEDOS, does that mean you are running
DOS only (No Windows ?) for some specialized application ?

Martin

hi dear
there is always speed mismatch problem occur when we use low processor & high ram

so try to use 256 ram
also try to use 1 slot of 256 ram & 2 slots of 128 ram diffrently
& compare the speed
hope it will help to u

You might have damaged the CPU/ motherboard during the process of overclocking.

Check your CPU on other compatible mobo.

Check your mobo documentation properly & set the jumpers rightly. If that doesn't help, you will have to replace the mobo.