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Hi,
Just purchased a NC10 (not here yet). I noticed everyone has been upgrading the ram with one 2GB module, DDR2, 667MHZ, 200 Pin, PC5300.
However, on the site I purchased, on other retailers, and on Samsung itself it is listed as 800MHZ or PC6400.
Is there a chance the new NC10’s have been updated to PC6400 now? I was already to buy PC5300 but assume I should purchase PC6400 if that is what it can now take? Thank you!
I have a PC6400 module in mine, purchased from Crucial.
The RAM will run at 533MHz whatever you buy.
EDIT: Make that 533MHz not 667MHz.
So to confirm, PC5300 667 MHZ RAM 200 PIN will work fine?
yea it’ll underclock itself n work fine
i thought the sammy came with pc5300 / 667mhz ram anyway?
I looked on play.com for a 2gb stick in the 667mhz range, but they were out of stock so i ordered the 800mhz version.
[quote1230664448=BluebirdNC10]i thought the sammy came with pc5300 / 667mhz ram anyway?[/quote1230664448]
I think some of the NC10’s sold in the US came with PC6400 RAM.
Should be fine. The system will run at 533 mhz regardless of what you put in. If you put in anything slower than 533 it’ll probably just fry itself 😉 Anything higher will just clock down. No big deal.
Thanks guys. Much appreciated.
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Should be fine. The system will run at 533 mhz regardless of what you put in. If you put in anything slower than 533 it’ll probably just fry itself 😉 Anything higher will just clock down. No big deal.
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Well, that not true at all. IF you install slower memory, it will just run slower.
i purchased and installed 800mhz ram into my Sammy as it was the only one available when i wanted to purchase.
Installed and runs perfectly fine.
Incidentally, CPU-Z seems to think it only runs at 400mhz not 667mhz.
It should run at 533mhz or cpu-z is stupid. I always advise to buy faster memory than your board. You can’t go wrong with that.
Will PC5400 work?
Need a reply quick as the site selected pc-5400!
PC5400 should work,
I believe it is the same as PC5300 and that manufacturers are choosing to round up rather than down.
Thanks!
Cancelled the order anyway as i found cheaper OCZ ram
Would that be better than ADATA?
Link to ram
Will it work?
[MOD EDIT] Link shortened. ~Becky
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