meaning for ASRAM.type oF RAM..?
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Asynchronous static random access memory\nA static random access memory (SRAM) is provided including a plurality of SRAM state elements and SRAM environment circuitry. The SRAM environment circuitry is operable to interface with external asynchronous circuitry and to enable reading of and writing to the SRAM state elements in a delay-insensitive manner.
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There are thoudsands ones. And over 90% mainboard support for DDR (DDR1 as you said), which may also support DDR2.  We have other 2 types are DRam and Ram Bus, but they are "pasted" way.\n\nJust read the information on the wrbsites of these companies, you will know what type of memory they support
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ram is ur phisical memory so if u hav low ram ur computer is slow and u cant open so much windows and ther are some games which need loads of phisical memory so if u have low ram and the game needs many ram it wont open or it will be slow
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no u can't   put any other kind of RAM other than rambus, u can buy the rambus online from the dell website or any other web site, it is very important what specification u buy, there will be four slots in oyur motherboard and u can use two slots to put dummy ram and the other two to put the ram u buy, the other two should be of the same mb,  if the rombus is not put in paired it will not work, all the four slot should be occupied and should not be left empty, that why we use two dummy ram, usually the two dummy ram will already be on your system\n\ncan always get back to me beno_roland@yahoo.com
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Rambus Inline Memory Modules
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it means, u'r ram is short of memory. the best solution is to close a programe. the permanent solution is to upgrade u'r computer's ram
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No, DDRam and SDRam are two different and uncompatible types of Ram.  If your new motherboard takes DDR and you only have SDR, you will have to go out and purchase DDR.  Sorry.
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The latest are DDR2 memories equipped with a crucial chipset. They are really fast, but you'll need passive cooling to support them. For mor einformation check this link:
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SDRAM (single data rate, older)\nDDR (double data rate)\nDDR2 (double data rate with enhanced clock frequencies)
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Well... tats somehow meaning that the ram is sensitive... if u wish to buy ram, make sure u check which type of MHz u were using now , n buy bac the same to add more unto it! For example: DDR PC3200 , it is advicable that u use bac PC 3200. But if u use other kind of MHz, somehow sensitive n sometime might cause the ram malfunction or the motherboard cannot detect the full speed of it ! Well... if u dun wanna damage with your hand ... what u gonna handle with !? What it means that is u are not adviceable to touch the sensitive part like chip memory or the slot interface! coz... sometime hand content charges and static which can bring faulty to your ram !
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There is no difference. \n\nHowever, if you get two sticks, and there is a chance that one of your RAMS goes bad, then at least you have another one that will be a nice backup.\n\nIf you get just 1 stick, then it gives you the option of upgrading to 2 gigs in the future....otherwise you will have to pay for another 1 gig ram all over again. \n\nIf you have 4 slots, then get the 2 sticks if it saves you money.
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DDR SDRAM (Double Data Rate Synchronous DRAM)\nAllows transactions on both the rising and falling edges of the clock cycle. It has a bus clock speed of 100MHz and will yield an effective data transfer rate of 200MHz.\n\n SDRAM (Static RAM)SDRAM, DDR, RAMBUS\nIntroduced in late 1996, retains memory and does not require refreshing. It synchronizes itself with the timing of the CPU. It also takes advantage of interleaving and burst mode functions. SDRAM is faster and more expensive than DRAM. It comes in speeds of 66, 100, 133, 200, and 266MHz.\n\n RDRAM - RIMM\nRambus, Inc, in conjunction with Intel has created new technology, Direct RDRAM, to increase the access speed for memory. RIMMs appeared on motherboards sometime during 1999. The in-line memory modules are called RIMMs. They have 184 pins and provide 1.6 GB per second of peak bandwidth in 16 bit chunks. As chip speed gets faster, so does the access to memory and the amount of heat produced. An aluminum sheath, called a heat spreader, covers the module to protect the chips from overheating.\n\nYour best bet currently is DDRAM with faster access speeds than SDRAM. RDRAM is more expensive.
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http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
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Random-access memory (usually known by its acronym, RAM) refers to data storage formats and equipment that allow the stored data to be accessed in any order — that is, at random, not just in sequence. In contrast, other types of memory devices (such as magnetic tapes, disks, and drums) can access data on the storage medium only in a predetermined order due to constraints in their mechanical design.\n\nGenerally, RAM in a computer is considered main memory (or primary storage): the working area used for displaying and manipulating data. This type of RAM is usually in the form of integrated circuits (IC). These are commonly called memory sticks or RAM sticks because they are manufactured as small circuit boards with plastic packaging and are about the size of a few sticks of gum. Most personal computers have slots for adding and replacing memory chips.\n\nRAM is typically erased when a computer is shut down, though some RAM chips maintain data indefinitely without electrical power. Technically, RAM devices are not limited to memory chips, and random-access memory as a storage format is not limited to use as working memory. In a broad sense, modern storage devices for long-term or secondary storage, including magnetic media and laser-readable CDs and DVDs, are forms of random-access memory.\n\nLook up RAM, random access memory in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.Most RAM can be both written to and read from, so "RAM" is often used interchangeably with "read-write memory." In this sense, RAM is the opposite of read-only memory (ROM). Strictly speaking, however, "RAM" and "ROM" are not mutually exclusive designations because "RAM" refers only to the method of accessing stored data, not whether data can be written.
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Yes, you can if its of the same type,( Don't mix a DDR with a SDRAM) but there is a possibility of conflict later on .If u want to do a RAM test go here http://www.crucial.com
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DDR400/PC3200 are pretty much the same thing. With these bits you have the type of memory and what speed it runs at. PC3200/DDR400 runs at 400mhz (200mhz x 2). 200 pins means there are 200pins that connect the motherboard to the memory. Usually for computers made after 2000 it was 168pin memory. Before that it was 132pin memory.
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< RAM\n(Random Access Memory) A group of memory chips, typically of the dynamic RAM (DRAM) type, which function as the computer's primary workspace. When personal computers first came on the market in the late 1970s, 64KB (64 kilobytes) of RAM was the upper limit. Today, 64MB (64 megabytes) of SDRAM is entry level for a desktop computer, a thousand times as much (see SDRAM).\n\nThe "random" in RAM means that the contents of each byte of storage in the chip can be directly accessed without regard to the bytes before or after it. This is also true of other types of memory chips, including ROMs and PROMs. However, unlike ROMs and PROMs, RAM chips require power to maintain their content, which is why you must save your data onto disk before you turn the computer off. To learn about the types of RAM chips and how to upgrade your memory, see memory module. To learn how memory is used to process data, see computer or memory. See also dynamic RAM and static RAM.