The description says DDR3 1333, but what about DDR3 1600 memory? (Not even sure why it states this since the memory slots seem to remain exposed.)
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Because the shell doesn't need a particular speed but the motherboard that the shell protects does.
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Yes, the memory slots are open, so the speed of memory shouldnt matter. I think they took the description from the MB...it fits the board, and whatever is installed on it.
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As far as i can tell, unless your DDR3 1600 memory has some REALLY weird cooling apparatus on it, it should be fine. I put Corsair DDR3 1833 into my machine and it fit perfectly satisfactorily.
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ddr3.... only x99 boards are ddr4 at the moment you have an x79 board which is ddr3
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1155, and just to advise there are 3 revisions, I have the 3rd which only supports 1333 memory, while the 1st supports 1600
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SODIMM DDR3 1600MHz. You need to take off the bottom cover to access the memory slots.
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it is a 1333Mhz. Like i said before you would be better off getting the 1333Mhz ram.
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Compatible RAM Memory:DDR3 1333;DDR3 1600;DDR3 1800;DDR3 2000;DDR3 2133;DDR3 2200;DDR3 2400;DDR3 2600Maximum Memory Amount: 32GB
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2 GB DDR3 SDRAM, although I am not sure if there is another slot for extra RAM memory. You have to open it and see (or your service shop)...hope this helps! :)
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Yeah, it's PC3-8500 DDR3. What's really nice is that you get 1GB installed and an open slot, so you can actually get a total of 3GB (or I suppose 5GB if you really wanted to overdo it). I think Windows will only use 2GB, though. BUT, what's really neat is that when you open the panel to install the RAM you have access to the hard drive, the memory AND an open PCI slot. I also believe you have access to WWAN, but I didn't get that in my 311 so I'm not sure. This is all stuff you can easily replace/add without voiding your warranty and it's really really easy.
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Look up the memory specs for the RAM that is currently in your computer. The things that you are looking for is what species of DDR memory it uses (this one is 204-pin DDR3 [PC3 8500]), and the clock speed (of the ram, not the processor). This RAM is 1066 MHz, but Apple computers will detect it as 1067 MHz for some reason. Another good thing to note (but I don't know if it's 100% required) is to look up the timing (this one is 7-7-7-20). If all of these match, it will most likely work (random incompatibilities do happen). If they all match, but the timing is different, it might work (worth a shot). Look up the memory specs for the RAM that is currently in your computer. The things that you are looking for is what species of DDR memory it uses (this one is 204-pin DDR3 [PC3 8500]), and the clock speed (of the ram, not the processor). This RAM is 1066 MHz, but Apple computers will detect it as 1067 MHz for some reason. Another good thing to note (but I don't know if it's 100% required) is to look up the timing (this one is 7-7-7-20). If all of these match, it will most likely work (random incompatibilities do happen). If they all match, but the timing is different, it might work (worth... » Read More Look up the memory specs for the RAM that is currently in your computer. The things that you are looking for is what species of DDR memory it uses (this one is 204-pin DDR3 [PC3 8500]), and the clock speed (of the ram, not the processor). This RAM is 1066 MHz, but Apple computers will detect it as 1067 MHz for some reason. Another good thing to note (but I don't know if it's 100% required) is to look up the timing (this one is 7-7-7-20). If all of these match, it will most likely work (random incompatibilities do happen). If they all match, but the timing is different, it might work (worth a shot). « Show Less
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Yes, it is listed with "4 GB DDR3 SDRAM". Thanks, Skyline Engineering, Inc.
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Please go to Crucial.com and install their tool. They will tell you what ram to use. It is a free utility, and does a wonderful and correct job. It has never given me the incorrect information. This is where everyone should start to select the correct ram. All I did, was gave a critical review of the ram I installed, at the recommendation of this utility. You can't go wrong.
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I'm pretty sure this only works with ddr3 however it can be used with ddr3 800'1333'1600'1800. And my CPU is oced to 4.2 ghz
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233264That is the Corsair Vegeance DDR3 1600 SODIMM 8GB. I see alot of people upgrading to that.
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Not sure how many memory slots it has, as I've never opened the computer. Frankly, unless I was an expert at tearing these things down and building them up, I would not upgrade the RAM; which I'm not sure is possible.
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Crucial Technology CT51264BC1067 4 GB 204-pin SODIMM DDR3 PC3-8500 CL=7 Unbuffered NON-ECC DDR3-1066 1.5V 512Meg x 64 MemoryRichard,I installed the above in my AO722 just fine and it shows up as 4gb in the system display.
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It depends on the motherboard you will be using for this particular computer build. I would check to confirm this ram is on your motherboard's Memory Support list to ensure you do not encounter any compatibility issues. Regarding ram frequency, I would suggest higher speeds if you plan on gaming with your machine. For everyday usage, you will see little difference in performance when using 1333 or 1600 ram.
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Can someone clarify the ram in this? It looks from reviews, like it needs 1333 ram (which is PC3-10600..correct?), however looks like it comes with 2x1gb ddr3 800 mhz ram...so which one is it? Will any 2x2gb PC3-10600 work?