can you use this on a computer thar uses 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 memory
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no it is there is a guide pin on ram slots and that guide pin is in different locations between ddr2 and ddr3
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Check with the manufacturer. Usually there is a compatible ram list for each system board.
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I think not, because the memories are smaller laptop! have to check that your PC has slots for DDR2 800 mhz, that you verify it in "system properties"
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it has a pcie slot so i dont think it really matters if the memory on a dedicated graphic card is dd2/ddr3 so yes you can
1130004
Someone else already posted a link to this board's manual, and your question is answered there: "Four 240-pin Double Data Rate 2 (DDR2) SDRAM Dual Inline Memory Module" single or dual channel. Up to 8GB supported.
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I do not believe so. I think it's a ddr3 only board. That being said, ram is cheap so you should just go out and buy two sticks of 4gb ddr3 ram
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Yes but you need two of them. Try Crucial 4GB Kit (2GBx2) DDR2 667MHz (PC2-5300) CL5 SODIMM 200-Pin Notebook Memory Modules CT2KIT25664AC667 / CT2CP25664AC667
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I doubt it. This is memory for a laptop computer and yours is a desktop. I think this will have the wrong number of pins for your computer's socket. (I wasn't the one who decided there had to be a humpty-dillion kinds of memory chips and make us all frustrated.) Do a search for "memory advisor" (I'm leaving out the name of the company so this won't get censored) and look for your computer's model in their "advisor tool." If you look very closely, you will be able to see what RAM for your computer looks like and get the details.
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Being as how they support DDR3, I don't see why they would not. Just watch for any cpu cooling comparability issues being that this is a higher profile stick of ram. Just look and see if you have 2-3'' of space virtually from your ram ports.
594191
I have to agree with Ty Green's answer; use search results for your mother board; if it truly supports only DDR2 memory, then the answer is no, it won't work...
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I am not sure. But if the pins and DDR is the same, i think it should work.
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No. The question is not whether your system can use the SDRAM, the issue is your system will not support more than 2 GB as configured.
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Yes it should work. here's what your motherboard supports:* Supports eight memory banks using four184-pin DDR DIMM* Supports DDR DRAM DIMM* Supports a maximum memory size of 4GB (registered DDR only)
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You have a laptop with 204 pin ram. This is 240 pin ram for a desktop. They will not work together. In terms of what will work, just find two sticks of ram that are 204 pin. Here's a good one from PNY at about the same price: PNY 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3 1600MHz (PC3 12800) 204-Pin CAS CL11 Dual Channel Notebook Memory Module Kit - MN16384KD3-1600
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Absolutely. Your computer can handle DDR2 ram. Just slap these in and you will double your memory. To be exact it will use 3.25 of the 4 Gigs of memory.
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As long as you have a memory slot available or can remove an already install memory module YES. the only important and relevant is DDR3 1333 ----- Corsair XMS3 8GB (1x8GB) DDR3 1333 MHz (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory (CMX8GX3M1A1333C9)
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Yes. Board specs: Memory Type DDR3-800/1066/1333/1600/1800/1866 Max Memory 32GB