Is it ok for me to add this memory into my computer....??

Drastik

Drastik

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Here is the memory specs....

Specification Value
General Storage Capacity 512 MB x 2
Upgrade Type Industry standard
Memory Type DRAM
Technology DDR SDRAM
Form Factor DIMM 184-PIN
Memory Speed 400 MHz ( PC3200 )
Features Unbuffered
CAS Latency CL3
Module Configuration 64 x 64
Supply Voltage 2.6 V
Lead Plating Gold
Expansion / Connectivity Compatible Slots 2 x memory - DIMM 184-PIN
Manufacturer Warranty Service & Support Lifetime warranty

And here are my computer specs....

http://www.vaio-link.com/specifications/specifications.asp?l=en&m=863

Thnx....
 
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Kristjan

New Member
It's ok to put faster memory in - but you can't run it at faster speeds. for example maximum that motherboards support is ddr400 (pc3200). overclockers buy faster memories (like pc4200), because they are better at overclocking.
 
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Cromewell

Cromewell

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Kristjan said:
It's ok to put faster memory in - but you can't run it at faster speeds. for example maximum that motherboards support is ddr400 (pc3200). overclockers buy faster memories (like pc4200), because they are better at overclocking.
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they aren't better at overclocking, they run underclocked at 400 then by OCing the FSB to say 266 you aren't straining the RAM so it can run at default voltages
 
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