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Which ram do i need? - ASUS P4G800-V Motherboard

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Http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/compatible-memory-for/ASUS/P4G800-V/list.html
DDR PC2700 or PC3200 Both work but you should match what you have or go by your processor. The memory will only run as fast as your slowest RAM if you mix both speeds.
The PC3200 is rated up to 400Mhz DDR (effective) at CAS latency 3. The PC2700 can do up to 333Mhz DDR(effective) at CAS latency 2.5.
Unbuffered
NON-ECC
DDR333
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You need DDR SDRAM like this,
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231039

Best value for the money

Have a nice day!

  • Anonymous Sep 01, 2011

    The reason why I choose this ram is because it is cheap and it is in pairs. You get better performance from pairs. Trust me, you will be happy.

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This is a tip explaining exactly what you should keep in mind when you want to upgrade your ram modules in your Desktop computer. This will also act as a guide which will give you step by step instructions on how to replace the ram module.

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You need to have a look at the frequency of the ram you are using at the moment, as well as the supported frequency of your motherboard. If your motherboard is compatible with a higher ram frequency than your current ram, you can use the frequency which the motherboard stated as maximum for optimum performance. Remember, if yu want to add ram modules, all ram will be downgraded to the ram with the lowest frequency.

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Step 2

The second step will be to either take out the current ram modules to upgrade them, or insert the new ram modules into the other available ram slots on the motherboard. Remember to keep yourself grounded at all times while touching the any of the computer hardware. Also, handle the ram at the length end at all times, not at the width end. There will be 2 small hinges on both sides at the base of each ram modules end. You need to pivot the outwards before the ram module can be removed or inserted.

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At the links below you will be able to have a look at sme competative prices on ram modules.

http://www.crucial.com/
http://www.kingston.com/ukroot/
http://www.upgradecomputermemory.com/
http://www.memory-up.com/Memory/GatewayPerformance.html?gclid=CJesovOPiaACFaFi4wodjBrVkQ

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