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Anonymous users2024-02-05It's DDR2 533's... Don't worry about this
It can be plugged into DDR2 667 and can be used normally. But the frequency will be reduced to 533 runs. But don't worry, it won't affect normal use.
You can just buy a strip and plug it in.,1G DDR2 667 is only 160 yuan.,Kingston or ADATA are good.,It's all guaranteed for life.,Compatibility is definitely no problem.。。 You don't have to look for Lenovo to buy it, it's too expensive...
Graphics card 7300 general games are enough ha,,It's really not enough to change a block 7600gt,The performance is much better than 7300,**It's also very cheap,There are a lot of options for about 500.。。
It is recommended to install the Vista system with 2G memory, buy 2 1G DDR2 667 on it, Ha, group dual channel... The 512m one can be sold for about 60 yuan. Hehe.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Who understands IT doesn't have a real experience yet.,Don't talk about your own.,It's to help others with no less than 30 units a day.,I've told you so much and I'm still suspicious.。
Who doesn't understand can come here and show their eyes.
The motherboard that can run a dual-core CPU must be a DDR2 generation memory model.
Let you get on the red Weilong's DDR2 667 1GB*2 root, compatibility has been considered, and you don't plan to use the previous 533 low-frequency memory, what else is there to worry about, what is big and white, is it that our level is mixed?
To hell with it, I didn't see such a hypocritical questioner as you.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03DDR2 memory is used.
The original machine used 533
You have two options: 1 plus a 1G DDR2 6672 The original 512m 533 is not needed Buy 2 1G DDR2 667 plugged in.
It depends on your financial situation.
Recommended brand Kingston.
**150 yuan (1G DDR2 667).
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Hehe, it's definitely DDR2.
The CPUs are all AM2 interfaces.
The memory is definitely DDR2
Just buy a 1g 667 and only 150 is very cheap.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Not surprisingly, your machine's motherboard will be able to support up to 533. With 667 shouldn't be a big problem.
However, he can't recognize you as 667.
The interface works as well. But considering compatibility, then it's best to use a good reputation, don't go to **buy, most places have this**, DDR667 1G is 140-160 a, ADATA 667 is recommended.
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