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Rodney Chelius
I just recently purchased a HP Pavilion ZT3000 notebook.
I intensionally configured it with 256MB. I plan on
increasing the memory to 2GB. It has a 400mhz data
processing speed. In researching the memory purchase at
Crucial, Viking and Kingston I find three different
memory chips, PC2100, PC2700, and PC3200. A long time ago
someone told me to divide the PC number by 8 to roughly
estimate the memory bus speed. Since the bus speed
estimates are approximately 263, 338, and 400
resectively, can a 400 mhz run on either speed or should
it be matched to the bus speed? If one were to run PC2700
in a 400 mhz machine what effects will it have? Will
running slower speed memory hurt the machine? Thank you.
Rod
I intensionally configured it with 256MB. I plan on
increasing the memory to 2GB. It has a 400mhz data
processing speed. In researching the memory purchase at
Crucial, Viking and Kingston I find three different
memory chips, PC2100, PC2700, and PC3200. A long time ago
someone told me to divide the PC number by 8 to roughly
estimate the memory bus speed. Since the bus speed
estimates are approximately 263, 338, and 400
resectively, can a 400 mhz run on either speed or should
it be matched to the bus speed? If one were to run PC2700
in a 400 mhz machine what effects will it have? Will
running slower speed memory hurt the machine? Thank you.
Rod