Is there a list of supported pic chips?
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The USB PIC Programmer is compatible with the PICkit 2 on Microchip.com. The website doesn't do a very good job explaining which chips can be programmed using this module, but you can get a full write up of almost all of the specific details from the PICkit 3 website. Additionally, they claim that their flash memory programmer can program virtually any chip that they produce, so as long as your USB PIC Programmer has enough pins you should be good to go.http://www.canakit.com/http://www.microchip.com/Developmenttools/ProductDetails.aspx?PartNO=PG164130
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The CanaKit website has a list of the many PICs that are supported. I tried a cheaper programmer, which said it was a PicKit3, but was in reality a imported knockoff that didn't work with my computer. With the CanaKit programmer, I had no problem and it worked right from the start.
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I suggest you look at the rear of your pic to see if there is an empty pic slot. Once you establish there is space you'll be able to use this video card.
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Yes it is supported. Here is the link from brother so you can look at it for yourself. http://support.brother.com/g/s/os/mac/index_pre.html
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I would suggest checking the product website, they have listed the compatible chipsets and processors
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This thing comes with PICkit 2 v2. I had to look at the .dat file of the program and it had PIC16F887 & PIC16F877A in its list of compatible PICs.
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Here is the list if compatible items http://patriotmemory.com/support/faq1p.jsp?source=faq&id;=339
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I am using a Sandisk Micro SD 16GB I have had not problems with photos nor HD video Sorry, I dont know the speed It is at least 3 or 4 years old so it is not the very fast chip
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I'm looking at the back of the packaging right now. There are probably 20 memory card specifications listed that this device supports. But I don't see SSFDC listed anywhere.
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I can't find compatibility information in terms of CAS Latency, Voltage, or being SLI-ready - I would contact the manufacturer(A-Tech Components) for clarification.
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http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.aspx?mtbpoid=51AECE41A5CA7304 If you scroll down and show all compatible memory it appears to be.
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yes, but there is a catch: here is a list of all the ones which are currently supported and which firmwares it has been tested on http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Supported_Hardware#3G_cards
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The best way to know is to use the tools on the Crucial website. They have a small download that assesses your system and tells you exactly which modules will work. www.crucial.com
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Can't speak specifically to Windows. But Silicon Image 3132 chipset cards allow me to pull SMART data from the drives in FreeBSD. Plus most Silicon Image cards have a RAID and non-RAID firmware. I flashed mine to non-RAID and use ZFS Raid-Z.
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best thing to do is go to msi web site and if not there ask on the board. if it is not listed on kingston or msi site then it is not fully supported.
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You can go to the ASRock website and look at the list of compatible processors.
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Look at the manufacturer website, it's very specific about compatibility with cards and devices.
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No..........and be careful my unit took good infra-red pics at first and am now having problems with it.......i actually should have bought one of the cheaper units first to see if they were effective and then upgraded if i didnt like what i saw/got .....u have to buy a 4,8, 16,32 GB chip separately.............