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    Ddr266 vs ddr2 667

    This is an obvious question for most probably, but I need to know the following:

    Will Memory made for a DDR266 Slot on my old VIA EPIA M10000 board work in my new Intel D945GCLF2 DDR2 667 slot?
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    I'm fairly sure DDR and DDR2 are not interchangeable.
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    Ok, so this told me all I needed to know: http://www.intel.com/support/motherb.../CS-029532.htm
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