Need help finding the timings on these RAM sticks pc 3200 400MHz 512mb

[casemods]

I am selling them and would like to know the timings on them.

I don't want to risk putting them in my dads computer to find out. (I have a knack for breaking things and I just ruined my video card)

 

[saint19]

Hi, well like I see in the picture I can say this.

ELIXIR RAM:

DDR-400MHz PC-3200 CL3 1.8V

Now, for the other, you can install it in your dad's computer without problems to see the timings.

 

[casemods]

Hi, well like I see in the picture I can say this.

ELIXIR RAM:

DDR-400MHz PC-3200 CL3 1.8V

Now, for the other, you can install it in your dad's computer without problems to see the timings.

I don't want to risk messing his computer up

 

[saint19]

^The only problem that you would have is that your dad's computer won't boot.

 

[GhislainG]

All you should be concerned with is that they are CL3 at 400MHz and they require 2.6V. Provide the part numbers so that buyers can figure out what they are. The Infineon module is fine and so is the other module from CompUSA. If I could find that info, so can your buyers.

 

[GhislainG]

Hi, well like I see in the picture I can say this.

ELIXIR RAM:

DDR-400MHz PC-3200 CL3 1.8V

Now, for the other, you can install it in your dad's computer without problems to see the timings.

The specs from Elixir indicate that they require 2.6V which is the standard DDR voltage: http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&ved=0CAkQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.elixir-memory.com%2Fproducts%2Ffile%2FM2U51264DS8HB3G-5T-R1.1-0403.pdf&ei=qBaLS5PkB4qXtgeis-ibDw&usg=AFQjCNFzxr2TwsYMJI6w9J6xukQCPOfiQQ

 

[saint19]

^Yeah, my mistake. I thought in the DDR2 voltage.

 

[GhislainG]

It's easy to forget about how much voltage older DDR modules required.