Hi
I have Gigabyte EP45-DS3R moterboard with 4GB memory (2x2GB)
The memory is OCZ Reaper 1066, PN: OCZ2RPR10664GK. On the memory dimm i have a sticker which says the next thing:
PC2 8500
Reaper Series
PN: OCZ2RPR10664GK
5-5-5@2.2-v
SN: 007270806008034-2
I want to add another 4GB of memory to my pc, i have read that is recommended to add the same type of memory (The same manufacturer, the same part number etc....)
Now beacause its not my sphere i need you guys to help me with some questions:
1) Is it really necessary that the new memory will be the same as the old one?
2) What the "5-5-5@2.2-v" stands for? I have also saw on the manufacturer's website numbers like "5-5-5-15" and "5-5-5-18" etc. And is this parameter is critical for me choosing the new memory i plan to buy?
3) Because i don't really understand in memory its hard for me to read the output of analyzing software like CPUZ and EVEREST. In the software i see different numbers like "5-7-7-20" and "DDR2 800 (400 MHz)". Is that OK? Are those programs reliable? if you need me to send more infrormation about the output please tell me.
Thank you!
Max
I have Gigabyte EP45-DS3R moterboard with 4GB memory (2x2GB)
The memory is OCZ Reaper 1066, PN: OCZ2RPR10664GK. On the memory dimm i have a sticker which says the next thing:
PC2 8500
Reaper Series
PN: OCZ2RPR10664GK
5-5-5@2.2-v
SN: 007270806008034-2
I want to add another 4GB of memory to my pc, i have read that is recommended to add the same type of memory (The same manufacturer, the same part number etc....)
Now beacause its not my sphere i need you guys to help me with some questions:
1) Is it really necessary that the new memory will be the same as the old one?
2) What the "5-5-5@2.2-v" stands for? I have also saw on the manufacturer's website numbers like "5-5-5-15" and "5-5-5-18" etc. And is this parameter is critical for me choosing the new memory i plan to buy?
3) Because i don't really understand in memory its hard for me to read the output of analyzing software like CPUZ and EVEREST. In the software i see different numbers like "5-7-7-20" and "DDR2 800 (400 MHz)". Is that OK? Are those programs reliable? if you need me to send more infrormation about the output please tell me.
Thank you!
Max