What is the difference between this memory and the ripjaws x series with the same stats??
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Hey there!!! good question. The x series have a slightly better timing. If you look at the normal XL($77.99) the timing stats read 9-9-9-24 and then if you look at the RL($89.99) the timing reads 9-9-9-24-2N. Now this may seem like a small difference but the main issue is with speed. 2N just means its a little faster and a little more stable, this is quite minuscule. Now I purchased the XL($77.99) for a gaming rig I was building at the time and I can tell you first hand that the RAM is flawless. I never had any issues with Windows 8 or Windows 7 and on top of that I ran the RAM overclocked 24/7 for about 4 months straight playing various games with heavy graphical mod enhancements such as CoD Ghosts and GTA: IV. If you want to get the best of the best go for the RL($89.99), but if you want to save a little cash I promise you there's very little difference, I actually doubt one would be able to tell the difference.
196650
The speed of the memory. The X is 17000. The plain is 12800. Faster is better.
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I'm not a memory expert but I believe it is not. I'd go to crucial.com 1st and use their scanner. See what they recommend. It's worked well for me. Do not buy overpriced crucial memory.
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Hello, I have had very good support and quality of service by going to "Crucial.com", they have a downloadable memory scanner that will show you what memory is compatible with your system in question. Hope this helps 8)
187879
You really can't base it on whether they look similar - not sure the picture is always the actual piece and not just a stock picture. You should use the manufacturers configuration to determine what you need. Since you are looking at Kingston memory you can find one at www.kingston.com/memory.
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Well, as far as I searched the internet, is the same memory. If you look on acer website you'll see that " Memory Technology DDR3 SDRAM ". I don't understood why Amazon showed diferente information. But I undestand that is the same memory type.
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B. Wright is incorrect. Both have DDR3 memory, and the 04US has the Pro version of Windows not the Home Prem: 04US Specs: http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/pcs/XE700T1A-A04US-specs 06US Specs: http://www.samsung.com/us/computer/pcs/XE700T1A-A06US-specs the only difference I can see is that the 04US has Microsoft Windows Signature version (It does not have all the Samsung Crapware [bloatware]) and it has an RJ45 LAN port. By convention, Samsung has designated all their 04US models as the business line so it will have TPM option, BIOS / HDD Password and TCO compliant. EDIT: You can look at this thread for a rundown of the other models as well http://forum.tabletpcreview.com/threads/series-7-slate-models.45295/
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I believe the general consensus is that to ensure no issues, buy the exact match for additional memory, if you can. If you can't buy the exact match, then speed and timings should at least match or come as close as possible. However, don't look at only the first number; look at the rest as well. I stuck 2 sticks of this memory in a new build. It works like a champ on an ASUS Z97-WS board with a water-cooled i7 4790k overclocked to 4.8.
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Ah! Cache, great, thank you for sharing this. I wonder if there's any noticeable read or write speed difference between 16 and 32 -- I was under the impression that 16 was quite a bit. Thanks again!
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I have no idea , I bought the beast just because it was the first one to come for the best price. Did you compare the stats on them besides MHz? Mine work fine, and have had no problems with them. Just remember to have a 64 bit OS or you will not be able to to get the full speed out of them
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A lot of the memory products have incorrect photos attached to them on Amazon. Lots of S)-DIMM's (2.625" long) have photos of U-DIM's (5.25" long). Buy at your peril!
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I like G.Skill Ripjaw Series, whatever amount you want, just be sure it's 240 pin DDR3.
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I don't have the answer. I spent over an hour between Toshiba and the chip people, went through all their charts, etc., and could not get an answer. Finally I looked at the chips closely and determined that it would fit in the slot (:)) which was progress and bought it. I put it in and the difference in performance was ASTOUNDING! Really, I don't know why computer mfg's don't put max memory in their machines. Making you sweat over upgrades.....well. Anyway.
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Kingston's website has a very good selector guide. I suggest you use it to confirm the correct memory.
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I believe you will want DDR3 memory, running at 1600MHz, sometimes referred to as PC3-12800. I blue my system out with 4 sticks of ripjaws and sold the one it came with on ebay https://www.facebook.com/domainsandwebsitehosting/posts/10152604571957826 worth it!
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I downloaded the manual from asus. There's no mention of a memory upgrade.XP will around for a few more years. Too many computers have XP for it to go away any time soon.
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According to "LinkTronics" in Santa Anna CA, where the Memory originally came from, the Rambuss 184 Pin PC-800 is "NON-Error Correcting".Take my advice, buy the Rambuss PC-1066, it may cost more, but you "can" tell the difference in speed...watching videos, searching,...etc.Hope this helped, good luck....
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It is best to pair matching memory. So you'll want to buy another 4gb stick if that's what you currently have. Make sure the frequency is the same too, the majority will be 1600MHz. If you want to be sure you'll need to look up manufacturers specs online for look on your existing memory or it might be on the memory itself. Hope that helps.