Checking ram speed
- Thread starter MEL1315
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Maybe the 555 is just a product number or something. The speed of the RAM is clearly 667Mhz.
Just to make sure, these are the specs:
Hynix
1GB VRAM
DDR2 667Mhz
240 pin RAM.
Hope this helps.
Just to make sure, these are the specs:
Hynix
1GB VRAM
DDR2 667Mhz
240 pin RAM.
Hope this helps.
decentgamer
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Maybe the 555 is just a product number or something. The speed of the RAM is clearly 667Mhz.
Just to make sure, these are the specs:
Hynix
1GB VRAM
DDR2 667Mhz
240 pin RAM.
Hope this helps.
Just to make sure, these are the specs:
Hynix
1GB VRAM
DDR2 667Mhz
240 pin RAM.
Hope this helps.
decentgamer
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MEL1315 :
Okay. So i am planning it to combine this with a 2gb stick @667mhz. So would it work? Do i Though the clock speed and voltage are the same, it's best if the memory are also the same. Two different sticks will not always work together. Most of the time they will, but it's kinda risky since sometimes, it *DOESN'T*.
Well, it is up to you to take the risk or nah. Or just get the exact same stick you have and it should work, as long as the seller sells you the RAM in good condition.
Well, it is up to you to take the risk or nah. Or just get the exact same stick you have and it should work, as long as the seller sells you the RAM in good condition.
decentgamer
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If you have them, you should try running them both at the same time. When you boot up, open something like dxdiag and find the amount of RAM you have, to know if it recognizes the new RAM stick.
If it doesn't recognize, you should use the stick with more memory.
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