whats the difference between the 184 pins and the 200 pins.. would it matter which one i install?
444003
I don't know the difference, but I believe it matters. Try Komputerbay's web site (or other memory sellers) to get a match of memory compatible with your computer.
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If your unit calls for 184 pins, it is the only one that will fit and function. The same applies to 200 and others.
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184 pin memory will only work in a 184 pin socket. The same is true for all different pin numbered RAM. The connections within the RAM are different for every pin number socket. They only work right when installed in a socket with the same number if pins.
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They are not interchangeable. Only one pin count will fit the slot. It will be either 184 or 200.
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184 pins are for ultra portable laptops such as netbooks. The 200 pin are for standard laptop.
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This RAM is for desktop systems. I believe you need the 200 pin DDR2 for your machine. You should you to crucial.com, and download and run their analysis tool to be sure of the type and options. You will be limited to 3GB for 32 bit Windows or 4GB for 64 bit Windows on that system.
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http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=compatibility_gen&products_id=34&lng=en check this page out, I had it in a 1155 socket board, now using it in a 1150
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"Should" work... To make sure, check your *updated* spec sheet for your motherboard on the vendor website.
457695
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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Get whatever's validated by Asus to use on the board. If you can afford 2400 and don't mind the marginal performance difference over 1600 (do you really need 2400?), then get 2400. I'm just fine with 1600 until I upgrade my system to a new socket and ddr4.
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Honestly ...I don't know ...you'd have to take the one you've got and see ...and if it's the same ...except of 1GB.....as long as it has the same number of Pins and everything ....it should work as long as you update your BIOS .......
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I would go to the hp website http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&lc;=en&dlc;=en&document;=&pro;duct=4121141 and see if it takes a 204 pin if so it should work.
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Sorry, but I would have no way to know that. If the pinout is correct, and the specs on the memory are correct, I would expect it should work.
387029
it depends on what ram you have but pretty sure it will just check before hand what ram your board will take to be sure
1238149
Yes this will work with your mother board. It wont go above a 1600 Mbps rate unless you install an AM3+ compatible AMD Chip.
149454
it depends on your processor (check if it supports 1600mhz ram) and if your ram is soldered on the motherboard or not, check if you have SODIMM ports
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Yes... more importantly check to see if it is compatible with your motherboard!
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revision 1The only difference is needing 1 8 pin and 1 6 pin(rev 1) vs needing 2 8 pin(Rev 2. 2 8 pins should give it more overclock headroom in theory.) either way it's a fantastic card:) Good luck.
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I'm not sure, but assume it would work. Appears to be the same pin configuration. It works fine for me.
817230
You can use either. If you can find 1600 cheap then go for it, otherwise you won't really benefit from the price difference.
1965551
Depends on your motherboard. If your motherboard supports LGA 775 you should be fine.