What type of ram (memory) is compatible with the gateway 4000676 motherboard

Use the Crucial Memory Scanner to identify the type of RAM and Max amount of RAM your motherboard uses. Here it is:
http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/

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K8M800-M7A

Support DDR 333/400 MHz

2 x DDR DIMM Memory Slot

Max. Supports up to 2GB Memory

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Biostar K8M800-M7A - motherboard - micro ATX - Socket 754 - K8M800 specifications

• General
• Product Type Motherboard - Micro ATX
• Cache Memory None
• Chipset Type VIA K8M800 / VIA VT8237R
• Max Bus Speed 800.0 MHz
• Processor Socket Socket 754
• Max Processors Qty 1.0
• Compatible Processors Athlon 64 , Sempron
• Memory
• Max Supported Memory 2.0 GB
• Supported RAM Technology DDR SDRAM
• Supported RAM Speed 400 MHz , 333 MHz , 266 MHz
• Graphics
• Graphics Controller VIA UniChrome Pro
• Memory Allocation Technology Shared video memory (UMA)

make sure the RAM is securely seated and the RAM socket is dust free your laptop might not be compatible with ddr2 RAM also always keep the largest RAM closest the CPU central processing unit and keep the same brands/types of RAM some motherboards will not accept 2 different brands/types of RAM
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See: http://www.motherboards.org/mobot/motherboards_d/MSI/MS-6378X-L%2528MS-6378%20V.3%2529/

Front Side Bus 266/200 Mhz
Memory Type SDRAM Memory Channels Single Maximum Memory 1GB
Memory Type SDRAM
Memory Channels Single
Maximum Memory 1GB
So, it's the older PC133/PC100 RAM, not the newer DDR RAM, nor the newest DDR2 RAM,
that will be compatible with the 266 (2 times 133) or 200 Mhz (2 times 100) speed of the bus.

The first place i would look -- check the new memory, make sure its the correct type and voltage for your motherboard. Next, check to make sure your ram are both the same speed, voltage , etc. some motherboards are picky about memory types and some require that paired memory be installed.
Reseat (remove and replace) the memory in it's slot, poorly seated memory can cause restarts or no-starts. try these and post again here if you need further assistance.
Regards

Part Number: 2511451 Intel (Fedora) motherboard Pentium III - 667-MHz

The motherboard will support a minimum memory size of 16-megabyte (MB) and a maximum of 512-MB. The BIOS automatically detects memory type, size, and speed. The memory type, size, and speed can vary between the sockets. The memory modules do not have to be installed in a certain order or in a specific socket. Bank 0 or the DIMM1 slot is located toward the rear of the motherboard.

Gateway Support Document for your motherboard:
http://support.gateway.com/s/MOTHERBD/INTEL/2511451/2511451nv.shtml
http://support.gateway.com/s/MOTHERBD/INTEL/2511451/251145101.shtml
http://support.gateway.com/s/MOTHERBD/INTEL/2508226/250822604.shtml

Note: The individual part number for this motherboard is 4000684. This number helps technicians locate the motherboard in the CRM. Some invoices list the motherboard separately and not as part of the sub-assembly, which includes the motherboard and processor. You cannot use the individual part number to replace this motherboard. Use the sub-assembly number at the top of this page.

Note: Before adding, removing, or reseating any hardware, verify that the computer is unplugged. Then, either wait 30 seconds or press the power button to discharge the motherboard. The motherboard maintains power even after the computer is turned off.

A bios update is available for your system here:
http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/search.asp?st=pn&param=2511451
This may, or may not, correct your problem.


Available on the Web at www.gateway.com/support are the following: technical support for Gateway products, live chat with a Gateway Trusted Guide, files for downloading, and e-mail support. Additional technical support can be obtained using Fax on Demand system at (800) 846-4526 and Automated Troubleshooting System at (800) 846-2118.

Upgrading RAM on your Gateway 700X (DDR) Computer is easy, Gateway 700X (DDR) Computer takes the PC3200 DDR SDRAM DIMMs. Supports Dual Channel DDR. RAM Type, and comes installed with 512 MB (removable) of RAM.
You can upgrade your Gateway 700X (DDR) Computer to up to a maximum of 2.0 GB RAM, the Computer has 4 sockets to install RAM, already with 512 MB (removable) standard RAM installed. For best Computer performance use the maximum amount of allowed RAM per slot for your system.

Most likely the memory is incompatible or in the wrong configuration. Check here to see the proper configuration for this motherboard.

Ok. So you've defined the Intel 845 chipset on your motherboard.

But is it the 845 or 845G chipset?

Click HERE for the specifications of the Intel 845 chipset.

Click HERE for the specifications of the Intel 845G chipset.

Peepnklown is only HALF right.

The Intel 845 chipset does NOT support PC133 memory.

The Intel 845G chipset DOES support both DDR and PC133 memory.

The difference?

The 845 has a single memory controller for DDR memory.

The 845G has two memory controllers. One for DDR and one for PC133.

Although you're going to need DDR memory as it is FASTER and less expensive than the older PC133 memory. (Believe it or not.)

I do NOT recommend using Corsair's ValuSelect memory on this chipset. I have two boards with the 845G chipset and that type of memory does not allow the board to boot.

These boards typically come with DDR266 (PC2100) modules installed.

I would go ahead and buy DDR333 (PC2700) memory for it. The board you have may not utilize the full speed of that memory, but will use tighter memory timings if the RAM is clocked down by the board. This will result in better efficiency of memory use by the processor.

Think of it as giving the motherboard "breathing room".

I could recommend PNY memory for the most basic compatability. (Not that they manufacture their own RAM modules...) Or perhaps Nanya, Infineon or Microtek.

Look for memory compatability lists for your particular motherboard module online. You could also use PNY's memory configurator on their website.

Click HERE for PNY's memory configurator.

Good luck.

Cyryl

if your motherboard is a DDR Ram supported type memory it should be able to take DDR 2100 or higher as most DDR is backward speed compatable, but it may be incompatable with certain types of ram or may need two of the same speed in each slot. Pc 266 is the double data rate of pc133 which in DDR terms is pc 2100