alright.. thanks bro... gud luck in ur shop

heres my screenie:

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Well, from the CPUz screenie, your motherboard detects all 4GB.
Ignore the 3.5GB 32bit limitation. Because it's normal.

However, i'm a lil bit weird about you saying that your board only detects 3.5GB while the CPUz itself reports that your motherboard does detect all 4GB of ram.

haha. ok thx alot bro

my pc is wif motherboard P4SE/U2 (SiS 645) Series wif DDR 333MHz memory support for Pentium 4, 533MHz FSB......

is it can support the DDR400 RAM ..can i mix wif SD ram 128 and one 256 SDram... wif DDR 400 ram....will it crash..then burn??

SDRam and DDRam slot are different, you can't fit your SDRam into DDRam Slot,

btw, i found that your motherboard Maximum Memory:
=2 GB using 333MHz DDR modules
=3 GB using 266MHz DDR modules

for more info please read here : www.kingston.com

This post has been edited by andx517: Apr 3 2008, 02:56 AM

issit true that running winXP 2GB ram is sweet spot, like adding another 2G the performance gain is negligible?
another thing is having 4 x 1G installed increases the latency?

This post has been edited by kimi: Apr 3 2008, 05:17 PM

a noob question here,can i use ddr533,667 or 800 to my mobo,since my mobo only support ddr400?my motherboard is ASUS A8R32-MVP Deluxe

No you can't.
Because DDR533 667 & 800 is DDR2.

Your motherboard only supports DDR1.
You can't use DDR2 rams on DDR1 ram slot.

hi,

i have a question regarding dell laptop ram config. can i install 1x1GB + 1x2GB 667 mHz ddr2 ram together?
is 3GB config better than 2GB config? any benefits from speed?

Today bought

AENEON 1x2GB DDR2 800Mhz @RM130









This post has been edited by yangxi: Apr 18 2008, 05:59 PM

I want to rant something here.

My argument is: Are Corsair Value Select DDR2 rams really suck?

Yeah... so much on the "reliable, qualified, tested, compatible" claimed by Corsair. Here I have 3 brand new Corsair Value Select DDR2, and only one of it is working. I have 3 pc in the house (unfortunately all of them are AMD) and none of them boot with these 2 stupid rams. I've checked with all three motherboards website regarding memory compatibility issue and none of them listed CVS. But somehow, one RAM does work without any hiccup...so I take that the compatiblity test wasn't really accurate. Tomorrow I'm gonna go over my friend's place to test on his Intel.

Since I'm talking about DDR2, I have never had any single problem with Kingston Value RAM and Crucial.

My suggestion here: Beware careful of Corsair Value Select...they're expensive for nothing.

This post has been edited by soulfly: Apr 19 2008, 12:11 AM

true ,
my asus m2a-vm hdmi can't bootup with Patriot and Corsair ddr2 800mhz
*(sometimes need manual increase voltage to 2.0v)

Heard that they take 667 chipset (official mod)??



I had no problem with Aeneon,Twinmos Value ram. Can overclock without heatsink ^.^

This post has been edited by yangxi: Apr 19 2008, 01:09 AM

same to me
crucial 1gb ddr667 just back from rma
btw the gimme a new 1 so im happy edi
my tracer still work

1 question...
why the bluescreen error during windows have something to do with ram?
i really dunno why...
swap another ram prob solve no more blue screen
and it sometime happen and sometime not...
mean there is only a small chances to get the blue screen
so im feeling quite lucky lol

Try run memtest instead. See whether got error or not.

i think it's compatibility problem. you know la...sometimes these manufacturers think they're so smart... so confident claiming that their modules are stable la, this and that la...put premium price some more (even for normal value ram). they should've play it safe with value ram... let the timing a bit loose. Consumer only see the SPD timing like CL-Trcd-Trp-Tras only... they can't see anything else programmed to the SPD.

Well, regarding compatibility issue I believe we have to look into point that vendor/manufacturer do not test their products with all the motherboard available on the market. In fact, some motherboard are not even release when the RAM modules released.

Hence, keep in mind that manufacturer/vendor always will try to convince user that their product comprise everything so that they could grab market share.

is Asus M3A mob compatible with Corsair xms6400 ram / Value pc667??

This post has been edited by happychai: Apr 20 2008, 10:36 AM

i just want to confirm one last time...will VISTA SP1 32bit support 4gb ram? i hear many said that 32bit vista only can detect 3.5gb ram...but some aso said that vista 32bit SP1 can detect 4gb ram?? i so confuse now

I have an old PC with a P3v133 motherboard, with 128MB of SDRAM on it. The 128MB comprises 2 sticks of 64MB. Can I buy a 256MB stick and plug it into the third slot giving me total 384MB, or do all sticks have to be identical (in which case I'd have to replace the RAM rather than add)? I want to install XUbuntu on it but 128MB Ram isn't sufficient.

If I wanted to go to the shops in LowYat to buy the SDRAM, what specs do I need to give? The manual says 256MB ASUS 168-pin PC133 2-bank ECC SDRAM DIMM (p/n ASUS-XAL256), but I'm not sure I can remember all that. Can I just say 168-pin SDRAM? Thanks!

This post has been edited by Charsiupao: Apr 27 2008, 11:28 AM