The Golden Eagle 865 motherboard does not support DDR400 512 memory

Content compatibility issues. It is recommended to brush the same spd information.

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Each piece of memory is SPD information, and the SPD stores the working parameters of the memory.

If the SPDs of the two memory strips are different, compatibility issues may occur. Brushing SPD solves this problem.

Just use the spdtool tool. There are a lot of articles online about how to brush.

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Do you have fake bars in your memory?

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A read error at boot can indicate that if the motherboard is fine, there must be a problem with the memory, so find a merchant to replace your newly replaced memory module. Only by replacing the memory can it be solved, I have encountered this problem before.

Redo the system to try If it doesn't work, the memory is incompatible or there is a problem, you have to use memory testing software (it is recommended to test it to know whether the memory is good or not.)

In addition, if you have a 256 and a 512 on the 865 motherboard, you have to insert different channel slots, because they have different capacities, and even if the other information of the SPD is the same, it is impossible to successfully form a dual channel.

The motherboard of the 865 supports 400 RAM.

You see, if your 256 RAM is 400 or 266, if it's 266, don't plug it in at the same time.

Tea one and then reload the next system to see.

Prompt system files are missing, press "R" key to repair. --Indicates that the memory is incompatible. The memory of the 512 is plugged in first. The memory of 256 is plugged in another slot. If there is a blue screen, there is no need for 256.

If you use DDR400, you can use DDR3 even if you don't support it!

865PE supports DDR400, but 865P only supports DDR333

Generally, it should be used 865PE, and there is no problem with buying DDR400, even if it does not support 400, it will be automatically used with frequency reduction. Besides, now I can't buy the memory of the new DDR333.

Support DDR memory All DDR 266 333 400 are supported.

When buying, it is best to add 1GB of the same brand and frequency to about 170 yuan.

In the tank. Use it with confidence.

My motherboard is the Colorful 865

DDR400 memory is also used.

The speed is good.

It depends on what brand of memory you originally chose, you had better choose the same brand of memory now, the compatibility performance is better, and the 865 motherboard must support DDR400

It is possible that your CPU only has a front-side bus of 533, so the DDR400 can only run under 333, and the CPU must have a front-side bus of 800 to use DDR400

Since the motherboard is not supported, don't get it, it is likely to burn the motherboard or memory.

You should see if the motherboard manual supports 400, if it does, set the memory frequency in the BIOS, if it is 133, change it to 166, if it is 166, change it to 200.

You can see the details and then change them.

Just go into the BIOS and change to DDR400.

Your U may work at 166 external frequency by default, then the memory will work in DDR333 mode.

It's okay, the memory is determined according to the speed of the whole machine, there is some waste, and it is unlikely to break.

Your motherboard master has an external frequency of 333, and the memory can be backward compatible, but it can only work at a frequency of 333, which is a bit wasteful.

Yes, 865PE motherboards should all support DDR400

Specifically, check your motherboard description and say it.

865 definitely supports 400 or DDR2, it can't be a profiteer who sells you a fake, right?

Or the motherboard driver is not installed correctly, and the memory model cannot be detected normally.

1. All supported.

1. Intel 865PE 875P chip supports DDR400 with a maximum capacity of 4G, and a single slot supports up to 1G.

2. It is recommended to buy DDR400 group dual channels to give full play to the power of the 865 motherboard.

3. As for the brand, it is recommended to buy Kingston, Samsung, and Apacer. Good stability and compatibility.

4. Now Kingston is brand new ** about 150 160 and used 110 130. You can buy it from a regular merchant or buy a second-hand from ** and PCINLIFE. However, the premise is that you must buy the real thing.

Zhongguancun has a post on how to identify Kingston, which is very detailed. Hope it helps.

The 865 series motherboards support up to 512M memory in a single slot.

Your CPU outband is definitely 133. 133 memory frequency = 4:5 So your memory frequency is 166.

That is, DDR333

You can overclock the CPU to 160, and the memory will be 200 at a frequency, i.e. DDR400, if it is a CPU with 200 external frequency, the memory frequency = 1:1, and the memory frequency will also be 200, i.e. DDR400

Of course, on some motherboards, the ratio of external frequency to memory frequency can be set in the BIOS, that is, overclocking the memory.

It's really hard to express, I don't know if I made it clear? Send me a message if you don't understand! ~

1.First, make sure your motherboard supports DDR400

If memory is not supported, it will work at a reduced frequency.

2.Confirm the About Memory Timing settings in your Bois.

Your CPU should have a 100 external frequency, right? To get the memory up, you need to overclock the CPU external clock, otherwise it will run at 333 in proportional form

Will your memory be DDR333 · Test it in the next test software • Test it with everst.

The maximum capacity supported by a single board is 1G,Because your machine belongs to the old model,So it is recommended that you buy another 512 is enough,No matter how large the memory is, your overall performance will not be greatly improved。 Now the ** of 512 is about 130, and the ** of 1g is about 230. It is recommended that you use Apacer Kingston ADATA, which are compatible with all of them.

If you buy a single 1g, it doesn't make much sense to open a dual channel.

Buy two DDR1 400 1G x2 sticks and plug them into the same color slot. 2g is enough. Dual-channel.

To say that LZ is not happy, such a computer has one more 056 memory and one less, which has little impact on the overall performance of the host, and it is not worth the trouble and money. It's better to install a brand new one around 2000. It is estimated that the performance is much higher than this computer.