can you use memory sticks with this clock?
1601464
I just looked and there is a usb port on the back of the clock so though I've never used it, I'd say yes.
1601465
You know, I never tried. I would assume not. It has a USB port that I use to charge my iPhone and can play music through my pandora, but I would think there's no way to send the info only through that port.
1831775
No you can not over clock with this motherboard. Its still a good board for everyday used.
1835033
Yes you can, however my unit seems to forget what was set into it. In my opinion these newer units are less reliable than the older units I have.
1427059
One stick may work since the max memory for this laptop is 8GB.http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=604583#spec
2049753
Yes it will work but your particular model only supports 2GB according to the manufacturer. For the best performance you would be better off installing another 1GB Stick like this one. Kingston ValueRAM 1GB 667MHz DDR2 Non-ECC CL5 SODIMM Notebook MemoryAlso before you purchase be sure to check how many memory slots are free.
1361656
Yes, according to the support website linked below. However, it requires a later BIOS version than what may be currently on your board. You may have to flash the BIOS to use it.http://goo.gl/7108ON
182619
Yes. DDR 166 is also known as PC2700. This PC3200 will down clock itself to that speed and work just fine.
1953834
There are no settings on the memory sticks that you can adjust. Your best bet is to look at the documentation for your motherboard. 1333 may be the limit.
442092
According to the manual, it looks like you can, as long as you pair the memory modules correctly(new ones together, old ones together), but I am not sure how that will affect performance. For an extra $40 I bought the extra 1 GB so they are all the same. I would refer to your manual for more information.
1257517
Crucial has an excellent website that can help you understand RAM/Memory compatibility: http://www.crucial.com/store/advisor.aspx
1717391
Thats a hard question. I honestly dont know. But these memory sticks are supposed to be universal. Just make sure that the motherboard has the appropriate slots. (which basically any mother board these days have). All of the components these days are modular, meaning you can fit them into any motherboard in almost any kind of combination with other hardware.
783084
4gb x 2sticks. Seems to clock to 1333 Mhz by default for me but does 1866 easily. Haven't tried 2000+ yet.
1416548
Yes, it can. As long as the ram is DDR3 (which it is), it is compatible with your motherboard. The amount of memory isn't a compatibility factor, nor is the clock speed for the most part. However, booth will affect you performance of course. 1600mhz is a solid speed though, so you'll be fine.
17355
Yes you can use it but trying to add it to the existing 8GB on there might cause problems, that memory is 8GB 1600Mhz and this is a 8GB of 1866Mhz its not good mixing memory
1585335
Each stick is 2 GB for a total of 4 GB, if your motherboard supports dual channel memory then yes, if it don't then you would just run single channel memory but use both sticks, I hope I didn't confuse you, either way you can use these memory sticks if your motherboard supports it, be sure to check the voltage as some motherboards are not very flexible about it.
202296
No, actually i have with those memory, because The slot it´s different to normal DDR2. The slot is more closer to the center!
594191
I have to agree with Ty Green's answer; use search results for your mother board; if it truly supports only DDR2 memory, then the answer is no, it won't work...