Suggest a motherboard with LGA775 Socket (for dual core processor)

Hi, Thanks for reply,
I have to check for my processor version.
My one more doubt is that .....
the mother board Intel DG41RQ supports only two RAM frequency( Memory Frequency:800, 667 MHz) and my RAM is of 533MHz frequency.
So, If I buy DG41RQ then I have to change my ram also or it will be compatible with DG41RQ?

Can you provide me inexpensive motherboard with..
MicroATX Factor
LGA775 socket
RAM - DDR2 with 533MHZ support.

Thanks for your quick reply.

Yes.That's what I did. First check what CPU you have because few motherboards support the Pentium D. As an example, the Intel DG41RQ motherboard doesn't support them.

I am confused,

If I buy DG41 then do I have to change RAM?

Your RAM should work, but you can't be 100% sure as Intel doesn't specifically mention it. More importantly, make sure that it supports your processor. If you own a Pentium D processor, then the ASRock G31M-S R2.0 might be the best option. It also officially support DDR2-533 MHz RAM: http://www.asrock.com/download/e-catalog/G31M-S%20R2.0....

Hello,
Thanks for your reply.
I have planned to buy motherboard with DDR3 support as 2GB DDR3 RAM will cost only 650Rs (13USD).

I have finalized two motherboards, It will be a great help if you suggest best one among two.

(1) Asus P5G41T-M-LX http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Intel_Socket_775/P5G41...
my question is that, "can you tell me whether it supports all Pentium D (2.8GHz version only)processor version D815, D915 and D920?"
I am not able to identify asus motherboard supported processor versions because on it's site it is given as E5500,E6300.


(2) Gigabyte G41M-T S2P http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=...
I don't have any confusion as this gigabyte motheboard supports all Pentium D version of 2.8GHz clk.


So, please clear my doubt that given asus motherboard supports all three Pentium D processor number D815, D915, D920 or not???

Suggest best motherboard among two.

Thanks,
Dhaval

Since they're not on the list, presume that the Asus motherboard doesn't support Pentium D processors.

Only the Gigabyte meets your requirements.

Best answer selected by dhaval004.

I would personally look for an asus x38 mobo if you want to stay with your ddr2 ram. The p5e with wifi was a pretty great board for the last of the ddr2 era.