I added a 512 memory module 350 with Kingston today, is it expensive?

Can you tell us a little bit about the brand and model?

512 for 350 is definitely expensive.

I'll give you a few.

Meta Merchant**: $280 to $820.

Memory type: DDRII

Applicable models: notebook memory.

Memory capacity: 1024MB

Operating frequency: 667MHz

Meta Merchant**: $175 to $390.

Memory type: DDRII

Applicable models: notebook memory.

Memory capacity: 512MB

Operating frequency: 533MHz

Interface type: 200 pin

Package mode: FBGAECC

Meta merchants**: $300 to $425.

Memory type: DDRII

Applicable models: notebook memory.

Memory capacity: 1024MB

Operating frequency: 533MHz

Meta merchants**: $330 to $410.

Memory type: DDR

Applicable models: notebook memory.

Memory capacity: 512MB

Operating frequency: 333MHz

Give you a **, see for yourself!

The new one is about the same price.

It's ridiculously expensive, now 512 memory is about 160. 1g is only about 280.

DDR1 or DDR2. If it is DD2, it is expensive (Shenyang 190), and DDR1 is not expensive.

Hardware Compatibility Issues!! It is recommended to unplug the memory and plug it back in!! Try it.

You'd better plug the newly bought memory module into the computer to run it separately to see if there is any problem with the memory.

It's 435 yuan in Beijing, and Kingston's products are really good. I also use it all the time.

Yours is the memory of the 2nd generation, which is probably a few dozen dollars.

The generation of memory is now expensive, 80 for 512 and about 180 for 1G.

So your 2nd generation 512 is probably around 50 to 60.

Can it still be used? Is it good or bad? A good refurbishment can sell for 150, and you can sell it directly for more than 60.

Throw away the bad ones.

800 1g is now a new 100-120 or so, according to this calculation, 512m sells ** in 50-60 If you sell second-hand, then make do with it Sell it for 20-30, it's really not okay, someone sells it for 10 yuan, after all, this kind of garbage is useless to keep.

Nowadays, the memory modules are mainly 2G-3G, and each memory module is more than 300.

It seems that the 512 ones have been eliminated, and some of them are also old. 2G is only about 100. No one asked for the estimated amount of 512. 4G is about 150, and 512 is not collected.

Yes Today's motherboards generally support memory mixing, provided that your memory is of the same generation.

However, there is a frequency downscaling problem with memory mixing, and the system will run the memory at a frequency that is lower than the frequency of the memory.

The memory of the same model, regardless of the capacity, can be plugged in and used, but the memory with a small capacity will have worse performance than the memory with a large capacity.

Desktop computers have 2 memory slots, as long as they haven't been plugged in before, they can be plugged in one,。。

As long as the frequency is the same, it's fine. If the frequency is not the same, set the frequency of the lowest memory in COMS.

What system XP are you? vista？ w7？

You didn't say it either. And how many bits the system has. 32 bits, forget it.

But it won't be unstable, it's just not very helpful. There is something like XP, it is better not to add. It should only support a maximum of 2G.

512's is about 50 yuan!! More than 100 points of 1g!!

If it's bad, it's about 10, if it's good, it's about 512 60, and 1g is about 100, depending on how you sell it! The estimate for those sold to repair computers is lower.

It's not the same everywhere ** 512 is not worth 1g 1g is worth more than 100.

Now there are few motherboards that support a generation of memory, most of them are old bosses, and they are all single-core, even if you upgrade the memory, the CPU has become a bottleneck again, so the current generation is not worth much.

It depends on how you sell, because no one needs to use the old memory now, and the machine will definitely not be equipped with 1 memory, so there are only 2 possibilities, either as garbage ** sale, or to sell to those who need to replace the broken, for example, someone has a machine that only supports 1 generation of memory, the original is 256, and it is not enough now, but the machine does not want to throw away, then it can be sold to these people to upgrade the machine, or if their memory module is broken, the machine only supports 1 generation of memory, and it can be sold to these people, and the price can even be more expensive than 3 generationsBecause Gen 1 memory is now discontinued, it's hard to find.

Just keep it, if you sell it in a second-hand store, they will only give you a garbage price, and say that no one uses this thing now, and you can hack it for 10 or so yuan.

1G of the 2nd generation is enough for only 80 yuan.

Your board doesn't support DDR400 memory, or the compatibility is not good, so it's best to find that old memory module and add it.

Tell me about your motherboard, okay?

The boss can't support the new product! It's better to find your old memory to use it!