Intel pentium d 820 work with ddr3

Not sure of the 4ghz or the 8ghz thing, but the processor should work in any socket 775 motherboard.

Unless you are increasing the amount of ram from say 4gb to 8gb, you will not notice any significant difference between DDR2 and DDR3.

The Pentium D comes from the DDR2 days. I don't think you'll find a MB that supports the Pent. D and DDR3.

How about this one...

MSI G41M-P26 Socket 775 G41 Motherboard
The MSI G41M-P26 Socket 775 G41 Motherboard supports Intel Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad processors in the LGA775 pacakge. This board supports up to 8GB of 1333MHz DDR3 RAM, SATA II at 3.0 Gb/s and MSI's M-Flash technology. MSI’s M-Flash has a double advantage which doesn’t need extra components and secondly, all your BIOS data will be saved in the USB drive. The MSI G41M-P26 Socket 775 G41 Motherboard features MSI's Active Phase Switching; APS Technology is an intelligent design that helps to save energy on MSI’s mainboards. The MSI G41M-P26 Socket 775 G41 Motherboard offers reliability and extended features at an affordable price.

It's being sold at Tiger Direct for $50.00

Or this one???

Biostar G41U3G Intel G41 Motherboard
The Biostar G41U3G Intel G41 Motherboard is a powerful Micro ATX board with support for Intel Core 2 Quad and Intel Core 2 Duo processors. The Biostar G41U3G Intel G41 Motherboard offers premium features with the Intel G41 Chipset. The Biostar G41U3G Intel G41 Motherboard supports 1333MHz FSB, up to 8GB of DDR3 1333MHz memory (overclocked), 6-Channel Audio, integrated Gigabit LAN, onboard VGA with the use of an Intel GMA X4500 Graphics, and an available PCI-Express x16 slot.

Thanks for the quick response to all...

BPhoto

Hmm. You proved me wrong. I guess they do exist.

I'm really looking to see if the ddr3 will work with my CPU and a new MOBO??? Or does the Pentium D 820 only work with DDR2? I would love to use DDR3 with my chipset if possible.

Thanks for the help...

BPhoto

The Intel web site is not specific on this point so it would probably not be worth the chance. Typically it is best to give up on such old technology as any attempt at upgrade would be throwing good money after bad.

http://ark.intel.com/products/27512/Intel-Pentium-D-Pro...

Thank you very much... I think I will save my money and get something new!!!

BPhoto

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