Will these modules work in my Gateway XP (Intel D845PT motherboard)? Cruicial recommends 128X64 rather than the 64X8.Will I see diminished speed?
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Hey Von, Good luck on your up grade. This RAM worked great on a DELL that I pick up out of the trash. Installed a new hard drive, Windows 7, an cheep video card and it turned out to be a decent PC. I have put together a number of computers and give them away to seniors to learn on. Good luck, Ed
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Not sure what the results will be. But I would think you would have to install what they recommend since that's how I found the correct memory for my computer.
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Unfortunately I never got the Komputerbay modules to work, even though they replaced them.
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you can only use the recommended memory, like pc133, or pc2700, pc2100, komputerbay is very reliable if they recommend a certain size then use what they recommend or check with the computer manufacturer.
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Von - I really have no idea if they will work. As a matter of fact I bought similar ram from another vendor which didn't work in my Dell. I returned those (pita) and tried Komputerbay -- no problem with those. All I did was try the ones which were recommended --if it worked, great - if not, back they went. It won't hurt to try either way. Good luck -Howie
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This card WILL work fine in any x16 slot or x8 slot even on most desktop pc's. As long as the workstation/desktop motherboard doesn't have limited expansion (like some dell, hp and store-bought systems have) this will work. This card doesn't need a server os or motherboard. Just install the intel drivers for the Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Server Adapter or Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP Server Adapter. I have a gigabyte amd desktop system running Windows 7 x64 and I am using this in an x16 slot (speed auto defaults to card speed). Works perfectly fine and the speed is perfectly smooth. Windows 7 x64 even had the driver already. Just plug-n-play. This card WILL work fine in any x16 slot or x8 slot even on most desktop pc's. As long as the workstation/desktop motherboard doesn't have limited expansion (like some dell, hp and store-bought systems have) this will work. This card doesn't need a server os or motherboard. Just install the intel drivers for the Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Server Adapter or Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP Server Adapter. I have a gigabyte amd desktop system running Windows 7 x64 and I am using this in an x16 slot (speed auto defaults to card speed). Works perfectly fine and the speed is perfectly smooth. Windows... » Read More This card WILL work fine in any x16 slot or x8 slot even on most desktop pc's. As long as the workstation/desktop motherboard doesn't have limited expansion (like some dell, hp and store-bought systems have) this will work. This card doesn't need a server os or motherboard. Just install the intel drivers for the Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Server Adapter or Intel(R) PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP Server Adapter. I have a gigabyte amd desktop system running Windows 7 x64 and I am using this in an x16 slot (speed auto defaults to card speed). Works perfectly fine and the speed is perfectly smooth. Windows 7 x64 even had the driver already. Just plug-n-play. « Show Less
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This is a very bad PC with very little memory. Your better off getting something from Dell or another manufacturer. Gateway has always failed me and I don't wish that to be the same for anyone else.
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Yes they will. Although I had to set the speeds in the Bios, which I've had to do for other high speed ram modules.
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It is not AGP. I have two of these boards. One running Fedora 19 and One running Windows XP. I used NVidia 8600 GTS and 8800, can't remember the letters on the 8800.On the ram it says you can. I did not do it. I have 4 X 1GB in both machines. Board has multiple speeds. On one board I am running DDR2 667 the other is DDR2 800.It definitely is not quad channel. It may be dual channel but I cannot tell you that. I used the cheapest generic 4 x 1GB memory I could find.
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The G.Skill modules work very well with both of my Gigabyte GA-Z97X-UD5H-BK motherboards. I have not attempted to over clock them, however.
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Ramiro, I'm not sure but check the specs on your Gateway to determineif it requires low voltage memory...
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Hard to say. Manufacturers usually have a list of memory modules that have been tested and verified to work with the motherboard. I usually only install memory that is on these lists. Since the computer is made by Dell they would be the best ones to check with. They should have a munual available online. Or you can try calling them and asking which modules are compatible. Unfortunately systems that are made by Dell and similar companies often use proprietary motherboards and require very specific (and often more expensive) memory types.
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My year-old XPS X8500-4726 system board has 4 memory slots for DIMM cards capable of speed 1,600 ns. Mine as bought has 2x4GB + 2x2GB=12GB. Users guide says max supported = 32GB, which would be 4x8GB cards. I have never had a hint of memory shortage, but if you need more than 12GB, you can go to 32GB. Enjoy!
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I put a ASUS AMD A85X SATA 6.0 Gb-s 240-Pin DDR3 2400 Motherboards F2A85-M PRO in and it takes both size cards. Looks good too. Using it as a xbmc media box.
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No Wrong type Socket and Buss Speed, Go to Intel website Intel.com/support and Look up the updated compatibility List of Processors. Before you buy this board It was designed for XP and XP 64 I am running a Quad 3.00 on mine but I got the chip in a trade and built the PC around it, I am going to load Linux Mint 17 and use it as a host server, as for performance it is not as good I Prefer a Intel Dual Core i3 3.2 on A ASUS P8H61 That will Run Circles around it I had One Clock in at 5.9 with a Cheap Video card a month ago.
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Yes, these will work great. DDR3 ram will work with any DDR3 motherboard (which you have)! Nice combo BTW.
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My experience with Gateways is non-existent, unfortunately. The key would be to find out what the board already uses to see if the chip will match.
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I think so. I see 16gb RAM cards for sale on Amazon. 16gb (2x8gb) Dimm Memory RAM Compatible with Dell XPS 8700 Desktop / Special ... But I'm using the 8gb setup that came with my system.
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Does your motherboard support DDR3 ram? Then likely the ram will fit... Can your motherboard address 8GB DIMMs? That's probably a different question. If I were you I'd probably order them and try. If your motherboard doesn't recognize them, I'd look for a BIOS update. Worst case scenario, you return the memory to Amazon and get a refund.
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John M1 is right. If you have a Factory Computer especially. The BIOS is very limited and may not even have an adjustment for the Ram. However..having said that I inserted a 16gb (4 stick) Corsair kit into a Gateway and it worked great at 1333mhz. Even tho..Gateway said 8GB was the limit. I could not however, change the speed or settings of the ram.
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Alot of these cards are mostly compatible with certain speed specifications, and i am guessing the mo-board is not on the same level... Go to asus and look for upgrades on your model and then Google that specific item and chips to match... I have put this card in 4 different cases from custom to hp, and dell... All different generations and all were plug and play on AMD or Intel