I suggest you get the ga-p35-ds3r motherboard that supports only ddr2. No need for both ddr2 and ddr3 support.

By the time you move to ddr3 you'll want a new motherboard with new technologies like pci-e 2 and sata III.

dd3 will become mainstream in 2009.

http://forums.vr-zone.com/showthread.php?t=159074

All of these P35 mobos support Crossfire:

Asus P35

Gigabyte:

GA-P35-DS4

GA-P35-DQ6

GA-P35-DS3P

MSI:

P35 Platinum

P35 Diamond

And if i have no jumper on does that mean its the master slave? WOP_4_LIFE

For my seagate sata no jumper is for 3.0 gbit/sec speed and with a jumper is for 1.5 gbit/sec.

3 is the only PSU connector. Hot_Potato

Number 1 connects to the PSU also. And pick one PSU connector, not both.

I will build my pc in july and I already bought several parts. It's all in canadian currency.

Already bought:

Corsair XMS2 2 x 1 GB PC2-5400 $69.99

Corsair HX 620 W Power Supply $129.99 (Including MIR)

Coolermaster Elite Case $39.15

Seagate 320 GB Sata II $78.99

LG H54N DVD burner $36.50

Logitech black keyboard $13.69

Logitech black mouse $9.99

Mouse pad $0.64

Will buy:

P35 Motherboard (don't know which one yet) $150-$200

Intel E6850 ($290) or E6750 ($200)

Asus Radeon X1950 Pro (no rush for dx10) $185

Arctic Cooling Freezer $24.38

2 x 120mm Scythe SFlex F fan $24.36

Reusing:

LG 1952T LCD Monitor

Logitech 2.1 speakers

- Baldur's Gate

- Fallout

- Gothic

- Commandos 

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Need for Speed : Most Wanted, Carbon

Medivh

_Memento_

Warcraft III

Killian Darkwater

Fallout

Vic the trader 

I'd suggest checking DirectCanada for your parts since DC has very nice prices and free shipping on orders over $300.

 

http://www.directcanada.com/

Hiryuu_

Yep DC rules, it's the best etailer in Canada. I ordered last night 2 gigs of corsair ram pc2-5400 for 70$ CDN. I might get another pair later.