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First of all I would choose a motherboard, as you choose RAM and a CPU that will go with your mother board.

So if your motherboard is a AM2+ Socket, any AMD AM2+ socket CPU will fit into it and

if it has DDR2 RAM Slots, then you are required to get DDR2 RAM

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