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Question Posted Wednesday December 5 2007, 5:10 pm

hey yeh to reply to my question i do know some amount about computers im not english so i cant word it very well... i know what ram is i know you need new parts the fact of the matter is my computer came with 2 512 ram chips which are pc 4300 which run at 266 mhz right if i take these out and replace them with 4200 1gb ram chips ddr2 which run at 533 mhz will it work?? i have a intel core duo 4400 processor bus speed of 200mhz anf fbs of 800 mhz will the new ram be compatible??

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NinjaNeer answered Thursday December 6 2007, 8:06 pm:
The RAM should be compatible. For the most part, hardware is made to conform to certain standards, so they should work.

Sorry for misinterpreting your question!

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