The #'s on the bad one is3axt6400cs-4096k and ampx ddr2 800mhz/2gb ...are these compatible?
2083778
Sorry, not sure what you're asking. My two sticks seem to be working just fine.
2083779
If your memory you are removing says 2GB per module, then you would need this set (2 pieces) to replace one existing module you are removing. In my case, my board had 4 slots, so i was able to place 2 sets (four modules) to increase my RAM to 4 GB. Everything else, appears to mirror what you are removing. Hope this helps!
399775
They are 8-8-8-24 max which is a faster latency than 9-9-9-27 so they should work fine. Generally the higher the CAS number the slower the ram runs in practical application. IF I UNDERSTAND ALL OF THIS CORRECTLY
255863
According to the specs here http://m.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=6438770 this memory module will work. The important numbers are DDR 2 and 667MHz. PC2-5300 is just another way of saying the same thing because some manufacturers use xxxMHz and others may use PC-xxxx. My suggestion is to upgrade to 1GB.
904375
Is your board compatible with ddr3 ram? And if so it will work. You may need to do some tweaking to get the full 2.4 GHz of speed. Some CPU's and boards don't support that high of speed.
1717390
It will work, just figure you will have to adjust the frequency of the RAM in BIOS if it doesn't show up as 1600.
1414639
Yes! The chip description is; 2GB, 800MHz, DDR2-800 PC2-6400, 200p SODIMM, 1.8v
1543083
I was unable to get mine working. I have a suspicion that this particular RAM needs to be installed as a matched pair.
2204467
i bought crucial ram, the low end model. Crucial CT25664BA1339 2GB 240-PIN PC3-10600 DIMM DDR3 Memory Module it worked well. the ram you bought is 10666 while the one i bought is 10600. you can check asrock's site for details re. ram compatibility.
1442281
Yes, they are not listed in the approved ram chart, but that is what I purchased and use in mine. Just remember that the hero mobo initially recognizes it as 1333mhz, you will have to manually adjust that. Search google for help with that.
764043
I don't know for sure, but it *should* work since it is a dual channel DDR2 and that's what your ASUS appears to support, to a maximum of 8 gigs.
174277
It should, but you should look up the Asus QVL (Qualified Vendor List) on their website. I've had great success using this RAM even on boards where it wasn't listed as compatible, but you should still try to be safe and look it up.
1285910
My best guess is yes, it will work. Both are 1600 MHz. I have not been in the business for more than a few years so I would e-mail the sellers and ask to make sure. (Take what I say without any guarantee of any kind implied.) Hope this helped.
455447
Yes that's actually the card I'm using with this board. No issues whatsoever just make sure your power supply can handle it and has available power connectors the card requires.
1320939
Well based on the link below I would say yes.http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/which-ddr-ram-module-to-buy-for-my-motherboard-latency-vs-speed.135563/
1016044
http://www.amazon.com/Kingston-Technology-64-PC3-12800-KVR16R11D4K4/dp/B0088SSV6G/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1377825981&sr=8-2&keywords=64GB+Ram+Kit get 2 of these
765806
Sorry I couldn't say. I would trust the cpu compatibilty list but if you don't, you might email the manufacturer or something like that.
1882491
no that one i got is for am3 and ddr3 memmy .. i used arock mother board....am 2 is older gen.cpu from 4 or 5 years ago//// look for a used pull that takes that cpu