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  1. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    My motherboard supports unbuffered memories. Does it mean that registered memories cannot work with it?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/28 in forum: PC Hardware
  2. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    The specs on Newegg mentions no generation either. May I think that all LGA 1150 CPUs are of the fourth generation?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/27 in forum: PC Hardware
  3. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    http://ark.intel.com/products/80796/Intel-Pentium-Processor-G3240-3M-Cache-3_10-GHz Why does it make no mention of which generation the CPU is of?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/27 in forum: PC Hardware
  4. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1890725/cpu-support-1600-mhz-ram-speed-benefit-buy-2400-mhz-ram.html...
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/27 in forum: PC Hardware
  5. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    Yes, definitely.
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/27 in forum: PC Hardware
  6. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    If so, why doesn't it say 'DDR3 1333 (maximum)'? If I put a DDR3 1600 RAM onto my motherboard, it will still be compatible with my G3240 CPU, but...
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/27 in forum: PC Hardware
  7. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Does it mean that the CPU cannot support DDR3 1600/1066?

    http://ark.intel.com/products/80796/Intel-Pentium-Processor-G3240-3M-Cache-3_10-GHz It says the memory type is DDR3 1333. Does it mean that the...
    Thread by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/26, 33 replies, in forum: PC Hardware
  8. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Which will be loaded when the computer starts, Windows or Linux?

    If I have to choose manually each time when the computer boots, it will be very inconvenient. Is there a convenient way? I will normally use Windows.
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/24 in forum: Windows 7
  9. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Which will be loaded when the computer starts, Windows or Linux?

    Can I change the settings in the Linux boot loader at will, so that it will automatically load Windows or Linux each time when the computer starts?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/24 in forum: Windows 7
  10. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Which will be loaded when the computer starts, Windows or Linux?

    Both drive C and D are on the hard disk. Is the boot loader on the motherboard?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/24 in forum: Windows 7
  11. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Which will be loaded when the computer starts, Windows or Linux?

    Windows 7 is on my drive C. If I install Linux onto drive D, which one will be loaded when the computer starts, Windows or Linux?
    Thread by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/24, 7 replies, in forum: Windows 7
  12. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    In this thread, I use 'mainstream' to refer to being 64-bit instead of being popular nowadays.
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/06 in forum: PC Hardware
  13. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    Thanks. I think my problem has been solved, but I am still interested to know whether ARM CPUs are not among mainstream ones such as Pentium, Core...
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/06 in forum: PC Hardware
  14. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    Bill, I meant package boxes instead of online information.
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/06 in forum: PC Hardware
  15. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    But it seems otherwise according to the pictures on http://en.gecid.com/cpu/intel_core_i3-4130/
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/06 in forum: PC Hardware
  16. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    Just out of interest, is what I wrote in my post#5 above correct?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/06 in forum: PC Hardware
  17. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    Pentium, Core and Celeron are all mainstream CPUs, so those released after 2005 must be 64-bit. Am I right?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/06 in forum: PC Hardware
  18. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    Sorry for my confusing question. Assuming that I will buy a new MATX motherboard when my present one dies and will use a 64-bit Windows, how can I...
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/05 in forum: PC Hardware
  19. Matthew Wai
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    Resolved Are all present-day CPUs 64-bit?

    Is it true that the present-day CPUs are all 64-bit and thus there is no need to check it before purchase?
    Thread by: Matthew Wai, 2015/04/05, 19 replies, in forum: PC Hardware
  20. Matthew Wai
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    Why could s/he use an OEM version on a different computer?

    Do you mean it is an OEM version tied to a Dell motherboard?
    Post by: Matthew Wai, 2015/01/19 in forum: General Discussions
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