LGA 775/DDR2 Parts - Free

[1701E]

Being that this stuff has been sitting around without use for quite some time and I know a few here still use older gen parts it may be worth while. It's all free to a good home;

LGA 775
Intel Core 2 Duo
E7400 2.8GHz

Heatsink included; Pic & Pic


DDR2 RAM
OCZ Platinum Edition
2GB (2x 1GB) / PC2 6400 (DDR2 800)/ 4-4-4 @ 2.1v



Transcend
2GB (2x 1GB) / PC2 6400 (DDR2 800)



Gigabyte GA-EP45-UD3R ATX Motherboard
Socket LGA 775
4x DDR2 DIMMs
3x PCI-E x1 slots / 1x PCI-E x16 slot / 3x PCI slots
On-board 7.1 Audio
No on-board Video




It's all been used for several years by a light user with no overclocking.

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[USRanger]

I could really use those right now bud.

[1701E]

Just need a location and what all ya need via PM and I'll get it out asap.
Sounds a bit urgent, hope nothing too serious happened.

 
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[1701E]

All parts* shipped out.

*Gigabyte Motherboard
*Intel E7400 + Heatsink
*OCZ Platinum DDR2
*Transcend DDR2

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[Bruv119]

should Run AH ok with a decent gfx card,

my processor is the slower model of that one!

[USRanger]

My kids' PC was destroyed during my move last week, so this will be a big help getting them back up & running.  At 6 & 7 they are already gamers & YouTube heads.  Thanks again so much bro.  I'm set except for a vid card, and they don't need anything new or fancy, that's for sure.

Question:  The RAM is of two different brands.  I know you are not supposed to, but will I be able to use them together?  In other words, are they the same ratings, just with different brand names?
                BTW, I'll just be putting Windows XP on this machine, so if I can only use one type of the RAM I should still be good to go.  They just play games for young kids and some learning programs, nothing CPU or GPU intensive at this time.

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[Blagard]

You should be OK to stick the lot in! - Just make sure you follow the motherboard manual regards fitting pairs, probably one pair in the yellow slots and the other pair in the red. If you use a 32bit Windows XP (the most common version!) then you will only see about 3.5GB.

[1701E]

Being that the brand is the only difference they should work together fine. I think if they ran at different speeds it would just down-clock the faster one to match, but in this case both are 800 anyways.
I never actually used them together so I'm going off how DDR3 works. 

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