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A look at what is currently available on eBay
 CPS DCM5-3000-5 Year Camera Warranty - Kit US $323.95 
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 CPS DCM5-3000-5 Year Camera Warranty US $299.95
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 The Eliminator - Electronic Refrigerant Leak Detector US $242.03
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 CPSLS3000 - CPS Electronic Refrigerant Leak Detector US $236.95
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 The Eliminator Leak Detector CPSLS3000 US $233.19
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 CPS Products Refrigerant Leak Detector - Cold Cathode US $232.00
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 CPS Products Refrigerant Leak Detector - Cold Cathode US $229.98
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 CPS Products LS3000 The Eliminator Leak Detector US $229.92
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 CPS CMP3-3000A-3 Year ACCIDENTAL Computer Warranty - Kit US $151.15
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 CPS CMP3-3000A-3 Year ACCIDENTAL Computer Warranty US $139.95
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 CPS CMP3-3000-3 Year Extended Computer Warranty - Kit US $86.35
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 CPS CMP3-3000-3 Year Extended Computer Warranty US $79.95
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 CPS DCM3-3000 3 years Digital Camera Warranty $3000 US $49.99
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 Sensor fo LS3000 CPSLSXS3 BRAND NEW! US $40.76
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 CPS Products LSXS3 Sensor fo LS3000 US $36.92
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 CPS, CPS PRODUCTS, Leak Detector, CCD SENSOR FOR LS3000 US $27.29
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 CPS LEAK DETECTOR "HARD CASE" Made for *LS3000 US $24.95
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 CPS Products Sensor Ls3000 CPSLSXS3 US $21.60
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Which CPs does the K8M800-M2 support, specifically?
Hi:
I have a K8M800-M2 (v1.0) board in my PC. The board is currently hosting an AMD Athlon 64 3000+ CPU with 2x512MB PC3200 RAM.
I noticed that the RAM is not running at 400 MHz, but rather at 333 MHz. I'm assuming that this is because the CPU is clocking it down. I'm confused by this because the CPU clock is at 200 MHz with a 10x multiplier, which would lead me to believe that the RAM would indeed go at 400 MHz.
In any case, the documentation for the board states that it is compatible with AMD's K8 CPUs that fit in Socket 754. Can someone advise me as to which specific CPUs will work? Also, let's say I went with a 3400+, what would the RAM speed be?
See the link:
It kind of answers all the questions.
Make sure in the bios that the ram is set to clock on a one to one ratio with the FSB.