can i keep DDR ram in my SD ram slot.. will it work ??
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DDR RAMs will not fit in a SDRAM slot. For utmost details:\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/ram.htm
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OK, this is the actual procedure, read carefully.\n\nIf you have already bought the RAM, skip this paragraph and go to the next step. If you have not bought it yet, just remove your old one and take it to the shop. Tell them you want the same type of RAM but in a different/same capacity. This saves you alot of trouble telling them whether it's SDRAM or DDR RAM. Just bring the sample.\n\nThere is no installation involved. You just need to put the new or additional RAM into the DIMM slot(there is only one type of slot for RAM so you can't go wrong) and start your computer, that's all. The computer will automatically calculate the new size of the RAM and adjust itself automatically.\n\nIf you are still unclear, do not hesitate to post here. Good luck!\n\nCheers!\nALWAYS LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE
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Yes of course!  You can install different RAM modules for as long as the have the same model (or speed or timing) to be safe always use the same brand - for example you can use varying capacities of PC2700 DDR and have them installed on your machine.  Your system will simply add them up together...
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.\nAt the site Crucial.com \nthey have a cool tool that will tell you \nexactly the kind of RAM you need for your system and how much you can add.\nIt's free...\nthey hope you will buy your ram from them...and I do recommend their product.\n\nk.
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you can add a DDR400 to a DDR333 as long as the two RAMs are of the same size, ie., 512 MB each for example. there will be a speed mismatch and nothing else.
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http://www.newegg.com   make sure you get the right type of ram
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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/question175.htm\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/ram.htm
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go to http://www.crucial.com and download their tool for seeing what kind of RAM you have and what is their recommendation
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Matched pairs are important for dual-channel DDR memory.  If your motherboard does not support dual-channel, just buy another stick of the brand that's in it.
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How much Kingston RAM have you got?\n\nSystem looks OK but 2008 is a long time away so it will probably be ok but no promises.\n\n///
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Yes you can, that is if your mainboard is a newer kind.  I have a 256 mb DDR before and i recently purchased 512mb DDR additional ram for my pc to work well.  \n\nJust install the new ram in the memory slot in your mainboard, make sure that you put it properly to prevent boot-up errors.  When you restart your computer, you will see if it is recognized since there will be more ram in the boot-up details.\n\nIn my case, i even have a DDR 333 256mb ram and the latest one i purchased is 512mb DDR 400 ram.. So far so good it has been working perfectly and i have not encountered problems (like my pc rebooting constantly and such). But i know that my 512mb ram is not performing as DDR400 like it should coz it matches the clock speed 333 of my 256 RAM. But still i got 768mb of memory which is far more better than my 256mb before.
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The ram which I assume is what you are talking about, can be upgraded from 256 to 512 yes... You will need to find out what type of ram you need...\n\nto find out what ram you need use this http://www.crucial.com\n\nit will ask you for your make and model, then tell you what type of ram you need. It will also give you prices, but dont buy from them, just write down the type of ram, and search your local stores for it...\n\nIf you wish to buy it online, try http://www.tigerdirect.com or http://www.newegg.com
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You might be better off going to Crucial.com or one of the other good memory sites and letting them test your machine.  They can tell you exactly which configuration will and won't work on your motherboard.  It's possible to save a lot of money by getting an expert's advice on that.
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http://www.crucial.com/store/listmfgr.asp?cat=RAM
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No it wont and dont try to force it either.  You need a RAM with 184pins.\n\nBattery Wizard
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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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http://computer.howstuffworks.com/ram.htm