What happens when HY s DDR333 256M and Kingmax s DDR400 1G are mixed?

Personal opinion: I have tried this, and there are also the problems you said, and it is still HY's DDR333 256M and Kingmax's DDR333 256M.

After I put it on, I got something like this:

1. It cannot pass the memory detection, and the beeping sound is long;

2. Some machines cannot be installed with the system;

3. It can boot to the Windows XP desktop normally, but after a few seconds, the system will automatically restart, and repeat this.

When one is dialed out, there are no problems.

Therefore, it is recommended to buy a memory of the same brand, rate, and size.

HY's DDR333 256M** is a little over $200.

It's not good, it's easy to have memory incompatibility First of all, the memory frequency is not the same, the particles are not the same, and the size is even more different, so don't mix and insert a 1G is enough to use DDR333 Sell between 120 and 150 It's not the same between places It is estimated that JS will not give you too high a price Hehe Or go to the computer market to see more Take the strip to him and ask a few more

It depends on your specific situation, what is the board? Is it good for hardware compatibility?

If you use two different brands of memory, it is recommended to use the memory of a single-sided chip, which can maximize the compatibility of memory.

HY's DDR333 256M can be sold for more than 100 yuan.

It is best not to mix the internal parameters

It will make the system unstable

HY's DDR333 256M

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If you mix them, it depends on the compatibility of the two.

Do you have any bad reactions on it?

If you don't, don't worry about it.

256 DDR333 I don't think it's worth buying a new one.

HY's 256MB RAM new ones don't need 100 for it!

Because the standard frequency of the memory is different, the motherboard will automatically reduce the operating frequency to the minimum memory frequency standard, such as HY 333. If the recognition performance of the motherboard is not good, there is a type punch that can cause the machine to not be turned on.

Yes you plug the 400 into the first slot, the 333 behind the plug, and the speed is executed at 333

The usable 400 will be automatically downclocked to 333

It should work, but the speed is DDR333 instead of DDR400

The two brands must be compatible?

Even if you can, the system may be unstable at times.

And the frequency is different. Not recommended.

Probably not, but the operating frequency of the Kingmax400's memory will drop to 333

Your motherboard may only support DDR333, so plug it in and reduce the frequency, no problem!

The motherboard is too old, flash the BIOS

Yes, but the DDR400 will run in DDR333 mode.

This brand is average, and I personally feel that the performance is better than that of the modern one. Of course I haven't tested it, and every brand has high-end and low-end products.

Now most brands can be very compatible with each other, because there are only a few flash memory particle manufacturers.

If it's compatible, it's fine, but you need to use it at a reduced frequency.

It works, but it also becomes 333's, mainly depending on whether your computer supports it or not, and it doesn't depend on the other.

But you're double aisle gone

This brand is okay.

To provide a suggestion to try to plug in the order out of order, is to swap the two slots with each other.

As a last resort, update the motherboard BIOS. It is estimated that it should be possible to update the BIOS.

If it doesn't work, there's no way, change the motherboard and memory, now it's all DDR2 memory, 333 and 400 memory are out of print.

It may be that the gold finger part of the memory or the pin part of the DIMM slot of the motherboard is oxidized, and you can use an eraser to remove the oxide layer on it.

If not, then they may not be able to be used together.

Yes, but the speed will not increase, because there is one DDR333, which slows down the 400 one, and it is recommended to use only one 512

The host is long because you didn't plug in the memory.

If both are DDR400 or DDR333, it is fine.

Logically speaking, yes, because 400 will automatically become 333 to run. But if it doesn't work, it means it's incompatible.

If you can't plug in the machine at the same time, it means that your 2 are not compatible, so go on 1.

Yes, it is estimated that you force the external frequency to 200, and at the same time, the DDR400 will work at 333 frequency.

OK! Plug the DDR333 into the first memory slot and the DDR400 into the others. Give it a try! If not, then you can change the memory. It is recommended to change to 512kst memory! Compatible! 200 pieces!

DDR400 and DDR333 can be used at the same time, because DDR400 is backward compatible, but if the frequencies are not the same, even two DDR333s will also sound an alarm.

So it can be used together, but it depends on whether the frequency is the same.

Absolutely.

But it depends on whether your motherboard is compatible, and the motherboard will automatically drop to the lowest frequency when using different frequencies of memory together. The frequency should be set to automatic.

Yes, there must be too much dust on the memory slots on your board, so use a brush to clean it. If the problem is not solved, then there is only one possibility left... The memory is bad.

Theoretically, it can be shared.

It's just that the DDR400 will be downclocked to DDR333 for use.

You have such a problem because of memory compatibility issues.

It can be shared, but the 400 ah oh down to the standard of 333, but the compatibility problem is not ruled out, if it is a brand of estimated use.

can be used together.

Clean the memory slot and sound the alarm because the inner pure gold finger is not touching well.

It cannot be shared.

This is a memory compatibility issue that cannot be avoided.

In September, I bought a 1GB DDR 400 memory, and after plugging it in, it was also the situation of the landlord.

However, when I unloaded the old memory (DDR 266), it was all right.

The landlord is also like me, don't want the old one, buy a 1GB DDR 400, or 512MB, don't use the old one, avoid compatibility bottlenecks.

Either there's a problem with the nest check, or it's a matter of strips or incompatibility!

Take the eraser on the gold finger on the memory module of 333 and look at it! It should be fine.

OK!

There must be something wrong with the root or, not plugged in properly...

If you don't have any settings, the computer will automatically use the frequency of 333.

Plug the DDR333 into the 1st slot DDR400 into the 3rd slot Set the memory frequency in the BIOS to 166 and set the other as the default (or the parameters of DDR400 prevail, because the higher the frequency of DDR memory, the larger the parameters).

In addition, pay attention to 2, whether the gold finger of the memory is not damaged, wipe the gold finger clean, and turn on the OK

The theory can definitely be used with a frequency of 400 will drop to 300, but the facts are not known If one is new One is old or the old and new degree is not the same as this situation may also occur But it is estimated that your alarm is not 300 that is not plugged in well You can first determine whether the 300 one is good or bad First use only 300 one See if it works If you can, but two plug in and it doesn't work It's a compatibility problem, no way, only use one Try it more Good luck !

It can be shared. And it doesn't require any setup.

It's generally fine, but there are times when there are minor problems.

Truth: It could have been, but yours can't be used.

Upstairs there are theories: each with its own merits.

Purely take the passing: don't choose me.

Yes, it will be used at a reduced frequency.

Everyone said it was good haha, even if I didn't say it.