MEMORY support

[Luminore]

My mainboard supports PC2700 (DDR333) / PC2100 (DDR266) and will support
PC2700(DDR333) at FSB 533MHz.

I want upgrade memory and install 1GB. So the required memory is 1GB 333MHZ
DDR NON-ECC CL2.5 DIMM.

Can I use 400MHz RAM module instead of 333MHz?(it much cheaper) Will it work
properly? Or better use 333MHz DDR?


Regards

 

[SingaporeWebDesign]

Hello,

Yes you can use 400MHz RAM Module - it should be backwards compatible. The
400MHz RAM will run at the lower clock speed - 333Mhz

See
http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
for more information on compatibility

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[olansky32]

Hi,

My (Apple) iBook:
-900MHz PowerPC G3 processor with 512K on-chip level 2 cache running at
full processor speed
-100MHz system bus
-One of the following memory configurations:
—128MB of SDRAM built in
—256MB total of SDRAM (128MB built in and 128MB in SO-DIMM slot)
-Single 1.25-inch standard SO-DIMM slot (3.3V) supports up to a 512MB
SO- DIMM for a total of 640MB of SDRAM
-40GB Ultra ATA hard disk drive

My question is-if I will expand my memory up to 640MB of SDRAM, doest
it make sense of making my computer more faster. Anybody's advice is
really appreciated. Thank you God bless.

Regards,

Olan

 

[John John]

You should be asking about Apple/Mac hardware on an Apple/Mac help
group. This is a Microsoft Windows help group.

John