klei said: can this be used on a mobo that supports 800mhz and 1066mhz. modo would be this one Of course. It just might end up only running 800mhz, though. You could "manually overclock" your system if you know how, depending on the board you have, but at the very least this will run 800mhz no problem.
OneStepAhead said: Strange, PC2-7200. Well, since it is backwards-compatable to PC2-6400, this would be a cheap upgrade for someone with a PC2-6400 system.
I need some PC2-8500 memory, but it is far too expensive. O, with that said, it would be compatible with this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130234&... mobo correct? I'm going for a budget budget build right now and Memory Standard DDR2 667/800 so if what you said is true then all shall work with this ram?
Silentleaf said: OneStepAhead said: Strange, PC2-7200. Well, since it is backwards-compatable to PC2-6400, this would be a cheap upgrade for someone with a PC2-6400 system.
I need some PC2-8500 memory, but it is far too expensive. O, with that said, it would be compatible with this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130234&... mobo correct? I'm going for a budget budget build right now and Memory Standard DDR2 667/800 so if what you said is true then all shall work with this ram?
On that motherboard:
"Memory Standard DDR2 667/800"
Yes, it should work. Looks like this is still the best deal out there right now. Bought yesterday.
bluejae
Senior Member
posted: Feb. 9, 2010 @ 11:17a
will this be backward compatible with a dimension e510? i know it may be overkill, but it's a good price for 4gbs.
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