This may sound dumb, but is it 240 pin?
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Yes, DDR2 "Not" DDR3, while both are 240 pin, the locater slot on the memory chips are different.
1130002
I don't know. It handles ddr2 memory 4 speeds. I have one board running at ddr2 667 and one at ddr2 800. You have to lookup the pin config for ddr2.
1130003
Yes. The motherboard's manual is still available online. I can't remember where I found it but you should be able to google "intel desktop board DP965LT Product Guide" and find it for further detail.
1130004
Someone else already posted a link to this board's manual, and your question is answered there: "Four 240-pin Double Data Rate 2 (DDR2) SDRAM Dual Inline Memory Module" single or dual channel. Up to 8GB supported.
1130005
up to 8 GB dual-channel DDR2 800/667/533 memory...and yes 240 pin..(according to crucial.com)
490921
I haven't seen your motherboard but if it's like mine. I have a board with a 20 pin and and an extra 4 pin for the chip. This power supply is universal. It shows an 8 pin plug but it seperates into two 4 pin. What happens to be my board. But if you have a 24 pin. Just use the 20 and it will be fine. So if you have doubts, get it. It's a great power supply
2209776
I dont see any port that looks like it has fifteen pin. several usb, an hdmi, a small square, and a card slot. Sorry!
1443438
As long as it's coming from the PCIe rails then you're fine. I'm assuming you mean a 6pin and a 6+2 pin cable. As far as I know, there isn't just a 2 pin cable hanging around. It's paired with a 6pin
1834061
It requires one 6-pin and one 8-pin for power. So long as your PSU has that, you should be fine. A power supply that can't support it won't have those extra hookups.
579456
Hi, I checked my unit, 110, did not see a switch to change that anywhere. So if you are running 240 you will need an adapter.
1494173
no this is 1155 that cpu is 1156, and the power connector is 24 pin not 8 or 4
1476399
I have mine hooked to 4 pin. But I believe the specs said it will do both. Google it and specs will tell tell you.
834098
It's 1 6-pin and 1 8-pin. Note that it's highly advisable to use a PSU that uses a single +12v rail, and a bit above the minimum stated watt requirement of 500. The SeaSonic G Series 550-Watt is one I've heard recommended pretty heartily.
1778908
You are not trippin. The pic shows a 9- pin port, but it's actually a VGA 15-pin port
2390
If I remember (motnths ago) it was a 20 pin with a 4 pin optional. I believe if you use the spare, you are limiting yourself to onboard GFX (it's a 300 watt so its pretty understandable)
1578137
I can't remember exactly because I repaired the computer for someone else and I don't have the old parts to check. I think it is 12 pins.
285064
No, only works one way as an 8pin to 6+2. The only thing the 6 pin will plug into is the hardware itself.
138030
Wait... where did the pin numbers come from?Anyway, I'm quite sure it will work. Mine is also a MB 3,1 (white 2.0GHz, but I don't think it matters much), originally with the same 512MB modules you described, of which first I swapped one to a 2GB one, then (using the product in question) the second one too. No problems ever.
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I really don't think the bar code matters! I'm thinking that what really matters is this (PC2-5300-667Mhz-DDR2 240 pin) if that's what your specs. recommended you should be okay good luck, hope that helps
563345
i love this thing! yes it can. just make sure you have a 30 pin con. thats it, your set. good luck!!!
1169028
I really do not have any idea. If the plus and minus configurations match, the voltage and milliamp current are correct and the pin size matches, you should be OK. Hope this generic answer helps. I can't really help you further.