CPU DDR BIOS Help

Hey There,
I have a quick concern, and I know one of you smart guys(or gals) can assist me! I have just recently Upgraded, from Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz, to the Pentium 4 3.0 Ghz with 800Mhz Front side bus. Before I get into my BIOS issue, one side question: What are the Benefits to HTT, and are there any performance Downsides, I should worry about? Now my real issue, i need help with the Bios Settings. For the CPU speed, I have it set to 200 Mhz, which from what I have been told will set it 800(200 X 4), but now it keeps My memory Speed at 333mhz. I use Memory at 400 MHZ, and the only way I can chngd the memory speed, is to chng the CPU speed from 200 mhz to a higher number, which then causes my system to crash aftr entering Windows. Going from P4 2.4 with 533 FSB to 3.0 with 800FSB has seen a huge chng, but I dont know if i am shortchanging myself by not getting the Memory at 400 MHZ. Once I install my X800 card today, I dont expect any speed drops with MOST games at full power. Thats my end goal, so ever little tweak I can do without having to Overclock helps. If anyone has any opinions about the Geforce 6800 vs. Ati X800 I'd Love to hear those. I was a fan of The Geforce Ti 4600 line which I have in one system, but when Radeon dropped the 9XXX crds on me, and I got 9700 Pro it chngd my gaming life for Good. Now I just want whats best. Thank you very much in advance for any help. And please reply as many times as you like, i want all advice and opinions...Thanks!
My System Specs:
Pentium 4: 3.0Ghz, 800 Mhz FSB, 512KB Cache
2 512KB sticks of PC3200 DDR400 RAM
Ati Radeon 9700 Pro(I have a ATI X800 in my hnds to be instlld when i leave work)
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Hi Lone Wolf 04,
As Danny has said......mixed mem modules will cause in-stability....
Yes, if you have a matched pair of DDR400 you will see difference.....
If you have a matched pair of DDR333, you will see a difference over un-matched pair of DDR400.........
There is the cheap option........2 sticks of same brand mem......BUT, must be same onboard chips...... (Winboard & M-tec not same......)
Del

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