Kingston lowering price on August

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I have Asrock Fatal1ty H87 Performance. I plan to upgrade my ram using Kingston low voltage Kingston KHX1600C9D3LK2/8GX . However the ram does not stated in the Asrock memory support list. Need expert opinion on this matter.

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Friend,

Currently I am using socket 775 E7200 processor wit Gigabyte EP35-DS3 mobo running on Windows 7. Using Corsair CM2X1024-6400C5DHX with 800Mhz and 5-5-5-18, 1.80V. 1Gb x 2 on Dual Channel and would like to upgrade it.

-Can I get 2 x 2GB and add to my system so it become 6GB or get 2x 1GB so it become 4GB?

-Do I need to use back the same ram or any other ram?

Thanks in advance

Very informative, thank you ! Respect!

Hello,

My laptop are current 2 gig of ram. which one if better?
If add another 4 gig of ram or i sell my 2 gig to get a 6/8 gig of ram.

your board support up to 8GB ram so why not. I'd aim for 6GB.

It'll boot at 1.5v so get it.

used 2x Avexir core 4GB DDR3 1600Mhz (8gb)for rm245 is a good deal?someone want sell to me.

can i mix the old hyper x ram and the new hyper x fury ram

If you wanna cheap good ram just buy Kingston Valueram 8GB (RM245) .. up the voltage to 1.65 and change timing 9-9-9-24. This is the settings of some gaming ram like Corsair Vengeance. No cooler required ..

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asking all the sifu here, I am using laptop acer E5 with 2GB DDR3L, there is another slot for notebook ram, may I plug in 2GB DDR3 RAM instead of 2GB DDR3L ram? are they compatible?

Thanks!!!!

Hey guys, anybody here know of good laptop ram at 8GB?

Not really sure of what brands these days are great, and really suffering at 4GB

Hi guys. i'm currently using a HP Pavilion 500-538d Dekstop PC.

I'm planning to upgrade the Ram as it only holds 4GB ram. It's an absolutely pain in the ass to use 4GB ram on rendering usage.

Can any one suggest ram i can go for? ideal is 8GB. not sure which brand or MHZ should i go for.

I have one question about ram myself.. I used to use dual channel 4gb 2x 2gb with 16 chips on each ram.. now I use 8gb 2x 4Gb with 8 chips on each ram.. with the post ram I have lower lagging when playing game onffline, but with the latter ram, I have lower FPS when playing offline even on low setting. My PC spec is AMD Fx8130, sapphire R9 270X OC, 8gb 1333ghz, 1Tb caviar green WD, asus M5A78L-MLX V2, Cooler Master GX 750W, please... can anyone give me some hints or ideas on how to increase my PC's gaming exp. Also I was online when playing offline game (WIFI ON).. would that effect the game FPS??

Is it still easy to get hold of DDR2 laptop RAM?

I remember I ask the same question before, yes, it does compatible. the DDR3L stand for Low Voltage which consume less power of your notebook.

If your laptop are dual channel, buy another one 4GB with same frequency and put back inside.

Rendering have to do with your CPU > SSD > RAM.

I thought Game FPS have to do with your Graphic setup? Or maybe try to update or revert back to the Graphic Driver? Of course RAM do play role in it but not much help as far as I know.

DDR2 new are more expensive than DDR3. Even Used sets are same price as DDR3.

thanka for thw reply bro... I've updated to the latest omega amd driver.. things seems to smooth out a bit. Even got the game updated.. but lag still occur in repeattrepetition.. like each 10 seconds the game will lag for 0.5 second then it smooth arpund 30 fps.. does it have anything to do with my 8 chips ram?? Which is better? 16 or 8 chips.. been googling around looking for answer.. but they're a little of my league.. have trouble trying to understand what they're explaining...

yeah, but not cheap. Get used ones, since ram have lifetime warranty and does not degrade easily as time passes(unlike hdd, ssd, gpu and etc)

Any brand would do, as long as it is compatible with your existing ram. Download CPU-Z, check the RAM speed(mhz), voltage(1.35v(DDR3L) or 1.5v(normal ddr3) as well as the timing(the cas latency and etc)