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So tell me which motherboard.
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Woops, posted before I saw motherboard question. 
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get one that works with the processor....
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I know quite a bit about motherboards but it seems you want quite a substantial one and I am only good with lesser versions. Do you have a budget at all? If so how much
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Gigabyte motherboards are a safe bet
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I have an Asus and I like it.
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I've been searching Biostar USA... but can't seem to find one that supports 4 184-pin slots for memory.
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It's going to be harder to choose a motherboard than it was to choose a processor. 
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I'm very disappointed in you people. Hurry up and decide on a motherboard. 
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I don't know of one... 
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I already posted one that I like.
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Are those four white bars the sockets for memory?
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I am asking. What motherboard do I need if I want to run 2GB RAM? What processor do I get?
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I'm late in the convo, but...
The AMD motherboards normally support a much larger range of processor speeds .. you could easily get a motherboard that can handle from XP 2100+ up to XP 3200+ . You should watch out for Intel motherboards because they normally require much more expensive RDRAM .. AMD motherboards use standard DDR RAM. Most modern motherboards support at least 2-4GB of RAM, so you shouldn't have a problem finding one.
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No, they're PCI slots. The brown one is AGP. The blue is the memory.
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Are the black next to the blue also memory?
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You would have to get 2 one gig memory sticks.
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